Hamptons real estate tycoon countersues injured yacht passengers after July crash

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Williams, M. (2026, October 21). Hamptons real estate tycoon countersues injured yacht passengers after July crash. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/20/society/hamptons-real-estate-tycoon-countersues-injured-yacht-passengers/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-21 · by Martha Williams

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Peter Mangiameli, a Hamptons real estate developer, is countersuing Michail, Elena, and Sofia Dokianos after crashing his yacht in July. The passengers originally sued him for $6 million, claiming he was drunk at the time of the crash that left them injured. In his counterclaim, Mangiameli alleges that Michail agreed to serve as first mate but failed in his duties by neglecting to use a spotlight and improperly handling mooring lines, thus contributing to the accident. Mangiameli is seeking compensation for boat damage and salvage costs from the Dokianos family.
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Peter Mangiameli, a Hamptons real estate developer, has countersued Michail Dokianos, 51, Elena Dokianos, 51, and Sofia Dokianos, 22 after they initially sued him for $6 million following a yacht crash on July 5. The original lawsuit accused Mangiameli of being drunk at the helm when his Cruisers Yachts vessel "the Déjà Vu" crashed into a stone breakwater in Sag Harbor around 10 p.m., causing severe injuries to the passengers. In his counterclaim, Mangiameli alleges that Michail Dokianos had agreed to serve as first mate and dedicated lookout but failed to perform these duties properly. This incident occurred during Mangiameli's return voyage from a trip with the group, after which he reportedly left before police arrived at the scene.

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Martha Williams
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Cruisers Yachts Hamptons Page Six Southampton the Déjà Vu

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Mangiameli PERSON · 5× Dokianos PERSON · 2× Michail PERSON · 2× Page Six ORG · 2× Bokianos PERSON · 1× Elena Dokianos PERSON · 1× Hamptons GPE · 1× Peter Mangiameli PERSON · 1× Sofia Dokianos PERSON · 1× Southampton GPE · 1×

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Michail, Dokianos, 51, Elena Dokianos, 51, and Sofia Dokianos, 22, sued him for $6 million over the July 5 crash, claiming in their legal complaint that Mangiameli, 57, was drunk at the helm of his 2024 Cruisers Yachts vessel, “the Déjà Vu,” when he slammed into the stone breakwater around 10 p.m.
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A Hamptons real estate developer allegedly left pals with horrific injuries after drunkenly crashing his yacht with them inside it — and now he’s suing them, too, claiming the smash was their fault, legal documents show. uncertain
documents → leave → them
Back in July, Page Six reported that luxury homes mogul Peter Mangiameli allegedly drove his yacht into a Sag Harbor jetty, leaving his passengers unconscious and with broken bones, before disappearing from the scene before cops arrived. uncertain
cops → report → scene
Michail, Dokianos, 51, Elena Dokianos, 51, and Sofia Dokianos, 22, sued him for $6 million over the July 5 crash, claiming in their legal complaint that Mangiameli, 57, was drunk at the helm of his 2024 Cruisers Yachts vessel, “the Déjà Vu,” when he slammed into the stone breakwater around 10 p.m. asserted
he → sue → breakwater
Now the Southampton property bigwig — who bills himself as a visionary builder of estates for A-list celebrities, socialites and financiers, with pads fetching up to $22.5 million — is fighting back. asserted
who → bill → million
In a counterclaim, he alleges Michail had agreed to serve as first mate and dedicated lookout during the return voyage, including shining a spotlight from the bow to watch for obstructions. asserted
Michail → allege → obstructions
Instead, Mangiameli claims in his filing, his passenger appeared “significantly impaired,” dropped the spotlight and failed to retrieve it. uncertain
passenger → claim → it
The developer also accuses the father of botching his duties when untying and stowing the boat’s mooring lines. asserted
developer → accuse → lines
The alleged lapses, Mangiameli claims, contributed to the collision, the vessel’s severe damage and salvage expenses, legal documents show. uncertain
documents → allege → collision
According to the lawsuit, he wants Dokianos to pay up for the boat damage and salvage bill — and reimburse him for damages, legal fees and costs if he loses the family’s suit. uncertain
he → accord → suit
Mangiameli denies the allegations of intoxication, gross negligence and fleeing the scene. asserted
Mangiameli → deny → scene
Page Six has reached out to Mangiameli and the Bokianos and counsel for both parties. asserted
Page → reach → parties
Conversation Your voice matters. asserted
voice → matter → Conversation
Discussions are moderated for civility. asserted
Discussions → moderate → civility
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