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The Legal Submission Episode 17- Jojo Diaz sues manager, manager sues advisor

December 30, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Its another episode of The Legal Submission. This time we take a look at a case in which a boxer sues his manager for allegedly taking advantage of him and the manager turns around and sues the boxer’s new advisor’s for giving the boxer $100K.

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