Floyd Mayweather Launches Nationwide Attorney Network For Personal Injury Cases
Floyd Mayweather Launches Nationwide Attorney Network For Personal Injury Cases
Floyd Mayweather is taking The Money Team brand into the legal world.
The undefeated boxing legend is promoting The Money Team Legal Network, a new legal marketing service that connects people with independent attorneys for personal injury and other cases. The network offers free case reviews and says clients pay no attorney fees unless money is recovered.
Mayweather promoted the venture by referencing his famous 50-0 boxing record, writing:
“50-0. Never lost. Never will. Now, I’m bringing that same energy to your corner.”
Despite the branding, The Money Team Legal Network is not itself a law firm. Instead, it connects potential clients with participating independent lawyers who handle their cases. Mayweather’s name and TMT brand are central to the network, though details surrounding his exact ownership stake have not been publicly disclosed.
The venture marks another business move for Mayweather as he continues expanding The Money Team brand beyond boxing.

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