Kremen now runs sex.com (Match.com has been sold twice, to Cendant and then to Barry Diller’s IAC/InterActive Corp.), which makes about $1 million a year. He lives with his sister and his personal trainer in what was Cohen’s residence—a seven-bedroom, 9,800-square-foot Spanish-style mansion in tony Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.—that the court awarded him. Kremen says the pressures of the case helped spur an addiction to speed, which he has since kicked. “I have had ten years of stress,” he says. “I should get a tattoo of that on my butt.” Yet he says he bears Cohen no ill will. “I used to. But I’ve learned so much—about the law and about how to avoid people in business. These are invaluable lessons.”