Justin Simpson is being sued by his father's estate for allegedly taking improper ownership of a Las Vegas property valued at $835,000, linked to O.J. Simpson's financial dealings. The estate claims that Justin, a licensed real estate agent, had facilitated the property purchase in 2022 through his company, Primary Holdings LLC, as part of an arrangement intended to safeguard O.J. Simpson's financial interests amid substantial debts. Upon his death, Simpson owed over $100 million due to a civil suit and tax obligations, and the lawsuit argues that Justin’s role was merely nominal, with Simpson being the true owner.
The lawsuit claims Justin took ownership of the Las Vegas property improperly, demanding repayment of hundreds of thousands in equity for the estate.
At the time of his death, Simpson owed over $100 million due to civil trial liabilities and tax debts, complicating ownership arrangements.
The agreement between Simpson and Justin was aimed at protecting financial interests against creditors, with Simpson intended as the de facto owner.
Court documents suggest Justin's company was merely a title holder, while Simpson was understood to be the actual owner by all parties.
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