A
Lawsuit by Afeni Shakur, she won the rights to unreleased Tupac
material and merchandising rights to Tupac Shakur's image as in
T-Shirts, Posters. Also demanded $7.1 million from Death Row for
not meeting its contractual obligations to Shakur. The Lawsuit
includes allegations that Tupac was unfairly charged expenses
such as child support payments for another Death Row artist,
Nate Dogg. Made in April 1997. The Lawsuit accused Death Row of
looting $50 million from Tupac Shakur to pay for Suge Knight and
others extravagant lifestyles.
C.
Delores Tucker vs. Estate of Tupac Shakur
C.
DeLores Tucker filed a $10 million lawsuit against the estate of
Tupac Shakur because lyrics on All eyez on me ruined her sex
life. C. Delores Tucker is a opponent of Gangsta Rap. Tupac
mentioned her on 'How do u want it' and 'wonda why they call u
Bitch'.
"Delores
Tucker
you's a muthafucker
instead of tryin' to help a nigga
you destroy a brotha " How
do u want it
William
Garland vs. Estate of Tupac Shakur
Tupac's
biological father filed a lawsuit against Estate of Tupac Shakur
to get 50% of Tupac's estate. It was thrown out of court first
then a settlement of $540,000 plus legal fees of $350,000. Tupac
thought his father was dead until he got shot in New York in
1994.
Orlando
Anderson vs. Estate of Tupac Shakur
Orlando
Anderson was beaten by Suge Knight and Tupac on September 7th
1996 in the MGM theater the night Tupac was shot. Orlando
Anderson was a suspect in the death of Tupac but he was later
killed.
Afeni
Shakur vs. Orlando Anderson
Afeni
Shakur filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Orlando Anderson. Orlando
Anderson was a suspect in the murder of Tupac Shakur. Afeni
Shakur's lawyer, Richard Fishbein, said the suit was filed
because, "The Las Vegas police have as much interest in
solving this crime as the man on the moon... I believe I cannot
do any worse than they have."
Bad
Azz vs. Estate of Tupac Shakur
Rapper
Bad Azz appeared on the song Krazy on the Don Killuminati. He
said he was not given credit for the song on the album
Jacquelyn
McNealey vs. Estate of Tupac Shakur
Jacquelyn
McNealey was shot and paralyzed at a Tupac concert in 1993 in
Pine Bluff, Ark. Fischbein. A stray bullet hit her resulting in
her being shot. A award of $16.6 million was overturned because
Tupac's estate was not allowed a defence. She later settled for
$2million
Whitwells
vs. Estate of Tupac Shakur
Two
off duty policemen claimed they were almost hit by a car back in
1993. They got into a dispute with the driver and claim they
were shot. Witnesses indentified the shooter as Tupac Shakur.
"Criminal charges were dropped when it emerged that the
policemen had been drinking and had initiated the incident, and
when the prosecution's own witness testified that the gun one of
the officers threatened Tupac with had been seized in a drug
bust and then stolen from an evidence locker." One officer
was awarded $210,000.
R&S
Antiques Inc vs. Estate of Tupac Shakur
A
Jeweler claimed Tupac had unpaid a $38,000 white gold and
diamond bracelet, a $45,000 medallion. R&S Antiques sued for
$93,000.
