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In 2007, Leonardo DiCaprio was sued for his 2005 custom basketball court

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In 2007, Leonardo DiCaprio was sued for his 2005 custom basketball court

In a notable 2007 legal battle, Ronald and Joan Linclau filed a lawsuit against Leonardo DiCaprio over alleged property damage tied to his basketball court construction.

They claimed the construction caused structural issues, seeking damages of USD 250,000.

DiCaprio's legal team contested this, asserting the Linclaus were redirecting blame.

After a California judge requested additional evidence, both parties ultimately settled privately, concluding the two-year legal ordeal amicably.

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