Lisa Vanderpump and her husband Ken Todd are at the center of another drama — but this time, it’s not as a result of their bitter nemesis Brandi Glanville.

The British entrepreneurs have had their lawsuit against two contractors dismissed. Todd had alleged two men tried to extort money from him, after he was supposedly attacked with a concrete chipper.

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As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills house housband filed the court claim last October claiming that he was the victim of an “attempted shakedown and extortion” by a “violent and opportunistic ex-felon” named David Cazaref and his brother Kevin, who allegedly attacked him at his new restaurant location and then hatched a plot to scam him out of $50,000.

The civil lawsuit stated the Cazaref brothers were hired as subcontractors and when Todd tried to instruct Kevin on the proper way to use a concrete chipper at their trouble-plagued restaurant P.U.M.P Lounge, the violent incident occurred.

It was alleged, "To Plaintiff’s absolute shock and horror, Defendant Kevin Cazaref, suddenly and without provocation, became enraged, grabbed and violently hurled the heavy concrete chipper at Plaintiff, striking Plaintiff at close range and causing serious and permanent injury to Plaintiff’s lower body, including his hip, leg and knee.”

But according to court documents obtained exclusivel