"The Cook County jury found that there wasn't sufficient evidence that Corcoran was owed $3.8 million in damages. After deliberating for two hours, the jury decided that Corcoran owed Chance $35."
""I claim victory in the name of the Lord," Chance told the Sun-Times after the verdict was announced."
""We respect the jury's decision, but the message to music managers is clear: Get it in writing," Corcoran's lawyer Jay Scharkey said in a statement."
""The jury award of $35 speaks to how seriously the jury viewed Chance's case.""
Chance the Rapper successfully countered a lawsuit from his ex-manager Pat Corcoran, who sought $3.8 million for unpaid expenses and royalties. Chance alleged Corcoran breached fiduciary duties and diverted business opportunities. A Cook County jury found insufficient evidence for Corcoran's claims and awarded Chance $35. The jury's decision emphasized the importance of written agreements in music management. Corcoran's lawyer noted the minimal award reflected the jury's view of Chance's case.
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