Paul Walker’s manager filed a lawsuit on Friday alleging that he has not been paid his 5% commission on the late actor’s earnings. Matt Luber filed the suit in Los Angeles Superior Cour…
filed the suit in Los Angeles Superior Court, saying the litigation gives him “no pleasure” in light of his “enduring history and friendship” with Walker.in November 2013 at the age of 40. According to the complaint, Walker’s loan-out company, Vagrant, Inc., continued to pay Luber’s 5% commission for another five years.“Plaintiffs are at a total loss as to why they are now being forced to litigate given the history of friendship and mutual success,” the suit states.
The suit states that Vagrant’s attorney assured Luber in mid-2019 that the company had no reason to dispute his claims, but that the board had an obligation to verify it. In a subsequent communication, the attorney said he was trying to get the board to consent to paying Luber, the suit states.According to Vagrant’s articles of incorporation, Walker’s 21-year-old daughter, Meadow, is secretary of the loan-out company. The president is Sharon C. Kennedy, an estate attorney in Goleta, Calif.
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