Business firm sues Courtney Love
A business management and accounting firm has sued Courtney Love for nearly $1 million, claiming she failed to pay them a share of profits from the sale of Nirvana’s publishing catalog.
Love is the widow of Nirvana singer Kurt Cobain. The five-page lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court this week claims she sold a portion of his share of Nirvana’s publishing catalog for $19.5 million.
Los Angeles-based London & Co. alleges Love broke an oral contract to share 5% of any of her earnings or those from her company, the End of Music.
A representative for Love could not be reached for comment. London & Co. claims its share from the sale would have been $975,000.
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