No sooner had Johnny Depp through the court to solve his problems with the now officially-ex-wife Amber Hurd, as he again appeared in the courtroom. This time, justice has to resolve the financial disagreements that have arisen between the actor and his former financial managers.
Scammers and non-professionals
53-year-old Johnny Depp filed a lawsuit against the managers of TMG, which requires monetary compensation for moral damage. The star of the Pirates of the Caribbean claims that the gross mistakes of Mr. Joel and Rob Mandell, whom he entrusted with his finances, caused a large amount of money spent on his part.
Depp not only lost tens of millions of dollars, but was forced to sell part of his assets to repay debts. In particular, they "forgot" in time to file tax returns and cancel the contract irrelevant for the artist rent. Now the actor wants to collect from negligent consultants, who have ripped him for many years, 25 million dollars.
On the brink of bankruptcy
In response, TMG's lawyers, who managed Money Depp's assets for 16 years, told reporters that because of the excessive prodigality of the actor, his financial affairs are bad, that's why he started this case. Joel and Rob Mandell argue that their former client, who did not renew the contract with them last year, owed them millions of dollars.
Allegedly, Johnny is trying to sue his managers so as not to give away the 5 million loan they received from them to repay the debt to the bank in 2012.
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By the way, Depp himself, who earned $ 650 million for his Hollywood career, assures that he did not take a loan from the company and learned about the tricks of his ex-managers after he changed financial specialists.