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Lawsuit by Accountants and TV Installation Company Against Michael

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In one of the two lawsuits recently filed with the Los Angeles Superior Court, it is alleged that Michael Jackson owes his accountants one million dollars. The other lawsuit claims that he has not yet settled the $100,000 debt he was supposed to pay the company for installing a television at Neverland. Last summer, Michael fired his accountants, Bernstein, Fox, Whitman, Goldman, and Sloan. He also recently accused Century City in a lawsuit, claiming that under the pretext of paying expenses, the company withdrew $2.5 million from his personal account and used it for personal purposes. The case is currently being pursued. The lawsuit states that Michael owes the television installation company $109,540.85. According to the company’s attorney, Michael paid off $25,000 of his debt last month, and the rest was supposed to be paid by August 31. Bernstein and Fox claim that Michael owes them $958,956.56 for handling the accounts, paying their fees, and settling up. Source: eMJey / LA Times
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