Michael Jackson’s former manager claims he is entitled to commissions on business deals that have taken place in the years since the King of Pop’s death.
Frederick DeMann, owner and president of the company DeMann Entertainment, then Weisner-DeMann Entertainment Inc., was Michael Jackson’s manager during the lucrative years between 1978 and 1983 – when Jackson released the albums “Thriller” and “Off the Wall.”
DeMann claims Jackson’s estate still owes him money:
“Based in part upon royalty payment data available to petitioner, and the massive business deals widely reported in the press between the estate and third parties, petitioner is concerned that not all monetary commissions to which petitioner is entitled as a result of these new agreements have been paid.”
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