2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15
Luis Miguel was arrested this Tuesday in Los Angeles in relation to the breach of a court order linked to a lawsuit by one of his former representatives, the EFE agency reported.
An arrest warrant issued by a court was pending on the Sol de México for not appearing in a hearing scheduled to air the breach of contract lawsuit filed by his former representative William Brockhaus.
In the complaint, $ 1 million is requested from the father of Michelle Salas for breach of employment contract, plus additional expenses.
The hearing to litigate the lawsuit was scheduled for April 17 in a Los Angeles court, but the defendant's absence caused the judge in charge of the case to issue an arrest warrant against him.
Despite having that order pending, the Mexican singer was seen on Monday night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in the Californian city by several of his fans, who recognized him and asked him to take photos. Judging by the images circulating on social networks, he agreed very smiling.
News in development….
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