Nicole Scherzinger Have never reached a settlement agreement with the founder of Pussycat Dolls Robin Antin On a group’s abandoned party trip, the two may be tried, US Weekly Special reports can be made.
On August 12, Anding’s lawyer David Browe The court documents filed begged to allow her as a client. He claimed: “There is an irreconcilable difference between lawyers and clients, so lawyers no longer effectively represent 64-year-old Antin and her company.
A lawyer’s motion on Anding will be held on September 10.
The parties informed the court that the weeks after they tried to finalize the settlement paperwork after they reached a temporary agreement to end their legal battle, Anding’s lawyers withdrew for a few weeks.
On July 24, a hearing was held, and Anding’s lawyer told the court: “As of today’s date, the parties have not reached a settlement.” Just a few weeks after the two parties told the court that in principle, Anding’s lawyer revealed the news.
A hearing, scheduled for October, will set a trial date if no settlement is reached.
Nicole Scherzinger (C) and Pussycat dolls
Jeff Kravitz/FilmmagicAntin and Scherzinger, 47, explained in May that they need extra time to give up their paperwork.
“The parties, their attorneys and representatives are continuing to work on this issue and spend a lot of time negotiating terms and various written agreements to resolve their disputes,” Anding’s attorney explained.
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“However, due to the professional commitment of the parties and the multifaceted structure and terms of the settlement, the parties need additional time to complete the settlement,” Andin’s attorney added.
Anding also requested a hearing. Scherzinger objected to the request for her to appear in person. Her lawyer said the singer was busy performing on Broadway on Sunset Avenue until July.
Ashley Roberts, Kimberly Wyatt, Melody Thornton, Nicole Scherzinger, Carmit Bachar and Jessica Sutta of Pussycat dolls.
M. von Holden/FilmmagicHe argued that the artist also had: “Other personal and professional commitments will be made [her appearing in court] Unreasonably burdened her and caused irreparable harm to third parties, including ticket sellers who paid up to $400 to view her and many and businesses who provided funding and working for production [of Sunset Boulevard]. ”
As us Previously, Anding sued Shesingh during a planned reunion trip. Pussycat Dolls was a group from 2003 to 2010. Scherzinger was the lead singer until she left in 2009.
According to court documents, Anding claims Scherzinger agreed to cut profits by 49%. The founder said she spent a lot of time on planned tours. She received $600,000 on tour from Live Nation. Anding said Live Nation asked for the money after Shesinger quit.
Robin Antin
Michael Bezjian/WireimageThe initial tour date must be rescheduled. In the lawsuit, Anding claims Scherzinger refused to perform on a new date. She said the singer asked for a modification to the deal to give her 75% profit and “completely creative control.”
Anben called Shezinger’s behavior “ranspellution”.
Scherzinger filed a counter-claim against Antin, demanding $1.1 million.
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“[Antin] Violating her duties and obligations [Scherzinger]severely damaged [Pussycat Doll’s] Goodwill, wasted the planned funds [Pussycat Doll’s] Party trip, ruin [Pussycat Doll’s] The ability to conduct business through self-communication, waste and fraud. ”
Scherzinger claimed Antin jumped the gun, telling Live Nation that she agreed to perform before she actually held it. Her lawyer claimed[Antin] The false statements of the living country tempted her to pay $600,000 in advance, even though she never showed [Scherzinger] What did she do with the funds. ”
Scherzinger said she spent more than $100,000 to pay for the project and never received an advance payment for the project. Her counterclaim claimed she gave up other projects to attend a party trip, which resulted in her losses of $1 million.
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