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August 21, 2009
Posted: 3:04 am
August 21, 2009
Michael Jackson might be gone, but a New Jersey company's lawsuit against the late King of Pop lives on.
A federal judge gave the green light yesterday for a civil action against Jackson, his manager and concert promoter over The Gloved One's alleged double-dealing against his own family.
AllGood Entertainment filed a $40 million lawsuit accusing Jackson of agreeing to do reunion concerts with his family before reneging and signing another deal for London concerts.
Manhattan federal Judge Harold Baer set an October 2010 trial date, as long as AllGood amends its lawsuit to name Jackson's estate as a defendant.
AllGood's lawyer, Ira Meyerowitz, said his side wants a chunk of the $60 million the estate made by selling rehearsal footage for the London concerts to Columbia Pictures.
Jackson would have turned 51 a week from tomorrow.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/08212009/news/regionalnews/*****_suit_green_light_185641.htm
August 21, 2009
Posted: 3:04 am
August 21, 2009
Michael Jackson might be gone, but a New Jersey company's lawsuit against the late King of Pop lives on.
A federal judge gave the green light yesterday for a civil action against Jackson, his manager and concert promoter over The Gloved One's alleged double-dealing against his own family.
AllGood Entertainment filed a $40 million lawsuit accusing Jackson of agreeing to do reunion concerts with his family before reneging and signing another deal for London concerts.
Manhattan federal Judge Harold Baer set an October 2010 trial date, as long as AllGood amends its lawsuit to name Jackson's estate as a defendant.
AllGood's lawyer, Ira Meyerowitz, said his side wants a chunk of the $60 million the estate made by selling rehearsal footage for the London concerts to Columbia Pictures.
Jackson would have turned 51 a week from tomorrow.
http://www.nypost.com/seven/08212009/news/regionalnews/*****_suit_green_light_185641.htm