We have yet another chapter in the life and career of Antonio Brown.
Aside from his current lawsuit against him by his former trainer over 3 separate incidents of sexual assault and rape, he is also embroiled in a battle with a former landlord that is over a $7 million Miami rental property.
Brown was sued in 2018 over a $7 million oceanfront Miami condo where the landlord accuses him of leaving the home in severe damage. He alleges Brown breached the lease by “destroying, damaging, defacing the premises, as well as furnishings, appliances and other personal belongings” of the owner.
Now, it seems AB is trying to block his own agent from testifying in court to help the landlord.
Via The Blast.com:
“According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Brown has filed a motion to shut down a scheduled deposition of his sports agent, Drew Rosenhaus.
The landlord recently told Brown’s agent he wanted to grill him about the case. They also demanded he turn over documents including, “communications between you and Antonio Brown or any of his agents, attorneys or other representations, relating or pertaining to Brown’s occupancy of Unit 1402.”
Further, they had been asking for “text messages emails, correspondence and voicemails, between you and any other third party relating or pertaining to the schedule for the “Organized Team Activities” for the Oakland Raiders.
The landlord also wanted “information regarding Defendants’ contractual obligations with his employer, the Oakland Raiders.”
In newly filed documents, Brown says his confidential messages with Rosenhaus are improper. He is asking the judge to shut down the subpoenas. He also wants his agent to not have to turn over the confidential messages.
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The judge has yet to rule.”
The landlord stated they had to spent a bunch of money on repairs as Brown refused to pay for what he caused.
After what we brought to the table this week, this lawsuit is the least of Brown’s problems right now.
