Ex-Supervisor Sues Lil Wayne for $20M Over Commissions

Lil Wayne is deep within the gap along with his ex-manager to the tune of greater than $20 mil … no less than based on a brand new lawsuit.

In keeping with docs, obtained by TMZ, Ronald Sweeney claims Wayne employed him in 2005 to assist renegotiate his take care of Money Cash. You may recall Weezy beefed with Money Cash honcho Birdman over how a lot Money Cash paid out to Wayne’s label, Younger Cash.

Lengthy story quick … Lil Wayne settled that Money Cash lawsuit in Might 2018, however Sweeney now claims he solely received a number of funds from that settlement … and so they had been nowhere close to what he says his full lower needs to be.

Then there’s this … within the go well with, Sweeney says again in Might 2018, Lil Wayne requested him to fireside Cortez Bryant — Weezy’s supervisor and childhood pal — over a battle of curiosity in a authorized dispute involving Drake and Money Cash.

Sweeney says he did so, and took over Bryant’s duties and received Wayne to present him a pay bump from 10% to 17% fee. However Sweeney claims Bryant and Mack Maine then conspired to drive a wedge between Wayne and Sweeney, which allegedly labored. Sweeney says Wayne fired him in September 2018.

Then, this previous June, Lil Wayne offered his masters to Common Music Group for greater than $100 million. Sweeney would not appear to be asking for any cash from that deal … however brings it up seemingly to level out Wayne has the money to pay him what he claims he is owed.