Michael Jackson's individual assistant has filed a class activity lawsuit against AEG, asserting he and the rest of the employees attached with the "This Is It" tour lost items of cash because the business negligently chartered and supervised Dr. Conrad Murray.
Michael Amir Williams claims in his lawsuit, ... AEG agreed to pay MJ's employees up to $7.5 million for their services attached with the trip ... a trip that didn't take place because Dr. Conrad Murray pumped the vocalist with a mortal dose of Propofol.
Williams alleges AEG attached up by falling short to act trustingly by hiring Murray and then falling short to properly manage or oversee him.
Williams is inquiring for unspecified damages.
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