Lil Wayne Sues Former Manage For Working Against Him.

American rapper Lil Wayne has sued his former manager Ronald Sweeney for over 20 million dollars.

According to TMZ, Lil Wayne hired Ronald Sweeney in 2005 to seal his contract deal with Birdmen of Cash Money after their long legal dispute for years.

The dispute between Lil Wayne and Birdman got settled in 2018, with the help of Sweeney. Sweeney said he wasn’t fully compensated for his hard work, as he asked for more money.

According to Sweney, Lil Wayne asked him to fire Corter Bryant, his former manager Sweeney, to take over the position.

Suit received, claims that Lil Wayne raised his former manager’s fees from 10 percent to 17 percent. Still, Cortez and music executive Maine Mack conspired to cause a dispute Lil Wayne and his lawyer Sweeney.

In September 2018, Lil Wayne fired Sweeney, which made their plans paid off.
After two years of Lil Wayne having a misunderstanding with his layer and manager Sweeney, the rapper is suing him for $20 million.

Wayne claimed his ex-manager Sweeney was charging him 10 percent for every contract he sealed, which is higher than the industry standard, which is 5 percent.