Adelson Returns to Court to Fight $328 Million Macau Suit
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Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman Sheldon Adelson returned to the witness stand, saying if he didn’t defend the lawsuit brought by a Hong Kong businessman, there would be a line around the block with people suing him.
Adelson, 79, testified for a third day in the Nevada state court trial over Richard Suen’s claims that he’s owed $328 million for helping the company win a license in 2002 to operate casinos in the former Portuguese colony. Adelson attributed the success of Sands in Macau to vision and expertise rather than to any of Suen’s efforts.