(EXCLUSIVE) Rapper Plies Settles $338K Beef w/ Lawyer Who Defended Him in Club Shooting Lawsuit
Robert Rush successfully defended him in the case which dragged on for over a year. His attorney also had the original judgement thrown out and Plies never had to pay the victims.
However, the lawyer filed suit against Plies the year after the verdict came in accusing the rapper of owing him money for his work on the case. The lawyer scored a judgement against Plies in 2013 in the amount of $338,670.78
The rapper hadn’t paid his former lawyer the $338K for years, until recently he paid off the entire debt owed.
According to docs filed in Florida, the lawyer filed a satisfaction of judgement stating Plies has paid him the full $338K that he was awarded and the beef between the two is over once and for all. See the exclusive court docs.
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