Kanye West has been taking some time off in the
public eye, starting with his cancellation of his Saint Pablo tour in
November of last year.
Then earlier this month, the rapper sued insurance company Lloyd's of London for $10 million on the claim that they didn't pay out his claims.
At
the time, West's suit claimed that Lloyd's of London was dodging the
payout because they were "implying that Kanye’s use of marijuana" was
the basis of their denial. But now Lloyd's of London is countersuing the artist,
claiming that he had "a preexisting psychological condition, possession
of illegal drugs, prescription drugs not taken as medically prescribed,
and the consumption of alcohol rendering the insured unfit to perform."
They also claim that Kanye's team has been
uncooperative with theirs, and have "delayed, hindered, stalled and or
refused to provide information both relevant and necessary" to their
investigation into his claim. But considering this company reportedly
lawyered up even before Kanye sued, it seems everyone involved is in for
a long and contentious legal process.
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