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"   Photo: Getty Images   As he gears up for his New York Fashion Week show and his fall campaigns to drop, Alexander Wang now has one less thing on his plate: a &amp;quot;sweatshop&amp;quot; lawsuit against his Chinatown factory. In March, the designer was slammed with a $50 million labor lawsuit for nine charges, including labor law violations, breach of agreement, and unjust enrichment. Then, a spokesperson from his camp said they would &amp;quot;vehemently defend any allegations to the contrary.&amp;quot; This statement seems to hold true as the terms have been dismissed by Judge Harold Baer in an undisclosed settlement, leaving Wang off the hook. &amp;quot;We are gratified that this matter has been dismissed, as the allegations were unfounded and completely false,&amp;quot; .   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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