Several women have come forward since the lawsuit was filed alleging they had been sexually abused by other men and women at the direction of Nygard, a lawyer for the plaintiffs told Insider.

The Supreme Court of the Bahamas ordered the seizure after Nygard failed to pay almost $2.4 million in legal fees to Save The Bays, an environmental group fighting him over illegal dredging.

At least four women have accused Nygard of sexually assaulting them when they were 14 and 15.

Canadian retail tycoon Peter Nygard stepped down as chairman of his company after authorities raided the firm’s Manhattan offices as part of an investigation into sex-trafficking allegations against...