Lawyers Say Lil Wayne Ran Up $80K Legal Bill And Split The lawyers who defended Lil Wayne – but lost – in a private jet company’s $2 million debt case against him said the rapper hasn’t paid them either. Attorneys from the Miami law firm Garbett, Allen & Roza said Lil Wayne didn’t pay them the more than $80,000 they earned from legal work they did for his defense against a suit from the Signature Group LLC. The company sued him last year – ironically – for not paying it back for using it’s private jets for three years. The lawyers said Wayne orally agreed to their legal contract last year, and the attorney’s mounted the father of four’s defense. A judge in September ruled in favor of the private jet company, and ordered Lil Wayne to pay back $2 million. Cops this week raided Wayne’s Miami Beach manse in order to satisfy the judgment. But the lawyers said Wayne, real name Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. , never paid them either, and have asked the court to force him to pay them back, plus interest. In their Oct. 15 filing, the firm said Wayne now owes them $80,682 in legal fees, and besides a $12,000 retainer Wayne paid when he hired them, the lawyers said they haven’t seen a dime. We’ve reached out to the lawyers for comment.
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BOSSIP Exclusive: Lawyers Who Repped Wayne In $2 Mill Private Jet Lawsuit Say He Stiffed Them Too
