The lawsuit accuses Oren, Tal Alexander of separate attacks

Oren and Tal Alexander are facing another lawsuit in New York from a woman who claims they sexually assaulted her in separate attacks.

A plaintiff identified as Samantha Fields sued the brothers on Tuesday, alleging she was drugged and raped by Oren in 2011 and sexually assaulted by Tal five years later, according to the complaint.

The lawsuit, which seeks compensatory and punitive damages, joins others against Tal, Oren or their brother, Alon Alexander, filed under New York’s Gender-Based Violence Victim Protection Act, which allows survivors to sue their alleged perpetrators perpetrators between March 2023 and March. 2025 regardless of how long the attacks took place.

Fields’ lawsuit adds to allegations that have surfaced against one or more of the Alexander brothers since they were arrested in Miami earlier this month on federal sex-trafficking charges. Oren and Alon, who are twins, also face state sexual battery charges. All three Alexanders are now in federal custody.

Oren and Alon, along with older brother Tal, have previously denied allegations of rape and sexual assault.

Fields claims in the most recent lawsuit that he met Oren in Miami in late 2010 or early 2011. At the time, he was a junior in college and Oren was about 24 years old. Months later, she ran into him in New York City, where he allegedly drugged and raped her “while she repeatedly said ‘no’ and tried to push him away,” the complaint states .

A few years later, in July 2016, Fields ran into Oren and Tal at a nightclub in the city, where she claims Tal “(reached) up her skirt and digitally (penetrated) her vagina without her consent.”

“We look forward to pursuing Ms. Fields’ claims and holding Oren and Tal accountable for their heinous conduct,” Fields’ attorney, Michael Willemin, wrote in a statement.

Attorneys for Oren and Tal did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Allegations of rape and sexual assault against the brothers became public in June when The real deal first reported two lawsuits against Oren and Alon, accusing the twins of raping two women in New York more than a decade ago. A week later, another woman filed a lawsuit alleging Tal and Alon raped her in 2012 while Oren looked on.

Since then, dozens of women have said they were drugged or raped by one or more of the brothers. Their accusers include two brokers at Douglas Elliman, where Tal and Oren built their decade-long residential real estate careers.

Federal authorities arrested the Alexanders on December 11 before the Southern District of New York unsealed a federal indictment charging them with sex trafficking and conspiracy to commit sex trafficking. Federal investigators said they interviewed 40 women who were allegedly assaulted by the brothers over two decades.

A federal judge last week denied Tal’s request for release and ordered him transferred to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs and Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of United Healthcare’s CEO, are being held .

Oren and Alon await their federal pretrial detention hearings, scheduled for Dec. 30, to determine whether they will be released on bond. A Miami-Dade Circuit Court judge granted their request for house arrest, but a federal judge has not yet ruled that they are eligible for release.

Days after their arrest, another woman, under Jane Doe, filed a lawsuit against Oren and Alon, alleging that the twins raped her in 2016, while their family friend, Ohad Fisherman, detained -a. The charges resemble an attack described by prosecutors in Miami-Dade County, where Oren, Alon and Fisherman are accused of sexual assault.

Fisherman, who worked with Tal and Oren as an agent at their firm Official Partners, turned himself in to authorities last week after returning from his honeymoon in Japan.

After their arrest, another woman told the Miami Beach Police Department that Oren raped her at the Versace Mansion in 2014.

More details about an assault charge dating back to when Oren and Alon were in high school emerged last week in a 2003 police report posted by Miami New Times. The alleged gang-rape of a 14-year-old boy reported to Miami police was previously included in a Wall Street Journal report this summer that traced how allegations against the brothers warranted investigations dating back to their time at Dr. Michael M. Krop.

Suzannah Cavanaugh and Katherine Kallergis contributed reporting.

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