BY ASIF LAKHANI
Atlanta rapper Future faces a new lawsuit in the State of Georgia Superior Court in Clayton County.
According to a release, the lawsuit contains four counts. Among them are breach of contract and unjust enrichment.
The lawsuit, filed on Monday, is on behalf of Envision, a business management firm in the entertainment sector. The firm has represented the rapper, whose real name is Nayvadius Wilburn, financially since April 2012 and is suing for upward of $125,000 in “compensatory damages,” according to the release.
The lawsuit notes that Future intentionally failed and refused to report income in excess of $900,000 during the time in question.
Leron E. Rogers, an attorney from Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP (LBBS), represents the plaintiff. Rogers represents another rapper, Rick Ross and his Maybach Music Group, in an unrelated manner from a past incident.
Regarding the lawsuit against Future, Rogers says it’s simple, “Pay your bills.”
Future is signed to Sony Entertainment's Epic Records and is a resident of DeKalb County, according to the release. He was famously in a relationship with Ciara last year and has had hit singles such as "Move That Dope," "Magic" and more.
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