What is LaVar Ball’s lawsuit about? LaMelo Ball’s father dragged in $200,000 legal issue

The Times Of India
LaVar Ball is being sued by contractor MD Steel Inc. for over $221,000 unpaid work on a basketball court at his Chino Hills home.

Summary

MD Steel Inc. has filed a lawsuit against LaVar Ball, alleging he failed to pay $221,928 for the construction of a private basketball court and additional renovations at his Chino Hills mansion. According to the complaint, the total project cost exceeded $970,000, Ball paid approximately $754,391, and the contractor is seeking recovery of the outstanding balance.

The lawsuit surfaced shortly after LaVar publicly announced the end of his 30-year marriage to Tina Ball. The Chino Hills home was gifted to him by his eldest son, Lonzo Ball, after Lonzo was drafted second overall by the Los Angeles Lakers in 2017. While LaVar faces this legal battle, his sons continue their careers: Lonzo remains in the NBA, LiAngelo pursues basketball and music, and LaMelo was recently traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves. None of the sons are involved in the lawsuit.

(Source:The Times Of India)

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