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DONNY Deutsch could end up being slapped with a multimillion-dollar lawsuit by an ex-business partner he bad-mouths in his new autobiography. In the ad-mogul-turned-CNBC-talking head's "Often Wrong, Never in Doubt: Unleash the Business Rebel Within," Deutsch describes former partner Ste ven Dworin as a "secretive" executive who was ultimately forced out of the company. But Dworin now says Deutsch's book violates the terms of their 1994 separation agreement, and he's threatening to sue for damages in the eight-figure-range, according to his attorney, Keith Biebelberg.
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