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An Illinois state court yesterday cut back the lawsuit filed against Chance The Rapper by his former manager Pat Corcoran, leaving just one claim over unpaid commissions. Meanwhile, the rapper’s countersuit, accusing his ex-manager of breaching his fiduciary duty to his former client, will proceed.Corcoran sued the rapper, real name Chancelor Bennett, late last year.

Chance The Rapper is suing his former manager, Pat Corcoran, for $3million USD (£2.2million GBP).According to his lawsuit, read by NME, the rapper Chancelor Bennett alleges Corcoran used his role as manager to “trade on Mr.

Chance The Rapper is suing his former manager Pat Corcoran, the Chicago Tribune reports. Corcoran, also known as Pat The Manager, previously filed a $3M breach of contract lawsuit against Chance in December 2020.

Chance The Rapper‘s lawyers say they are “grossly offended” by a new lawsuit from the rapper’s former manager.As revealed over the weekend, Pat Corcoran is suing the Chicago rapper for $3million (£2.2m) in unpaid commissions.Corcoran, widely known as Pat the Manager, alleged in the suit that the rapper ignored his advice regarding the timing of releasing his debut album ‘The Big Day’, and then fired him after the 2019 record failed to light up the charts.“Mr.

Chance The Rapper has responded, via his legal team, to a lawsuit filed last week by his former manager. Pat Corcoran is suing in a bid to recover $3 million in commissions and expenditure that he says is owing after being sacked by his former client in April.

Chance the Rapper‘s former manager is demanding $3 (£2.2million) in unpaid commissions from the rapper as part of a new lawsuit.Pat Corcoran, widely known as Pat the Manager, alleges the rapper ignored his advice regarding the timing of releasing his debut album ‘The Big Day’, and then fired him after the 2019 record failed to light up the charts.In court papers filed last month, Corcoran alleges that Chance felt the need to capitalise on the success of his three early mixtapes and announced the

Chance the Rapper's former manager is demanding $3 million (£2. 2 million) in unpaid commissions in a new lawsuit.

Jordan Moreau Hip-hop artist Chance the Rapper has been sued his former manager, who alleges that the artist ignored his advice and then blamed him for the poor performance of his 2019 studio debut “The Big Day.”Pat Corcoran, who also goes by Pat the Manager, claims that Chance the Rapper, whose real name is Chancelor Bennet, owes him $3 million in unpaid commissions on revenue from touring, streaming, album sales and merchandise.The lawsuit was filed in Cook County, Ill., on Monday.

Chance The Rapper's former manager Pat Corcoran is suing the Chicago rapper for $3 million, claiming breach of contract, unjust enrichment, and violation of the Illinois Sales Representative Act. The suit was first reported by Complete Music Update and confirmed in documents obtained by Courthouse News.

Chance The Rapper has been sued by his long-term manager, until earlier this year, Pat Corcoran.