"High-Stakes Neighbor from Hell: Poker Player's Pot-Smoking Habits Spark Manhattan Lawsuit" A Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit has been filed against a poker player accused of taking his love of luxury to an extreme level, with allegations of constant cigarette and marijuana smoke wafting through the halls of his Kips Bay apartment building. Chau Shing Lam, a self-proclaimed poker enthusiast, is at the center of the explosive lawsuit, which claims he has been disrupting the lives of his neighbors with his 24/7 smoking habit. As the poker world continues to grapple with issues of addiction and excess, Lam's case raises questions about the fine line between living life to the fullest and being a nuisance to those around him. With property records showing Lam's lavish lifestyle, it remains to be seen whether his love of high-stakes poker will ultimately prove to be his downfall.
A seemingly entitled poker player is taking living the high life a little too literally. Alleged pot-head Chau Shing Lam has been smoking cigarettes and weed at all hours of the day and night, and burning up his Kips Bay neighbors’ patience, according to an explosive new Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit. Property records show Lam...
