Sunday, May 5, 2013
Kobe Bryant in legal battles with mom over the auctioning of his personal mementos.
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| Kobe's mom Pamela on the left |
Kobe Bryant in legal fight to stop
his mom from selling off $1.5M worth of early-year memorabilia.
According to court filings, Pamela
Bryant struck a deal with Goldin Auctions in Berlin and received $450,000 up
front which she intended to use for a new home in Nevada
Goldin Auctions of West Berlin wants to sell over 100 items from the Los Angeles Lakers' pro career and his days as a high school player in suburban Philadelphia. The keepsakes — including uniforms, rings and trophies — would be offered on consignment for Pamela Bryant, the athlete's mother.
Goldin Auctions of West Berlin wants to sell over 100 items from the Los Angeles Lakers' pro career and his days as a high school player in suburban Philadelphia. The keepsakes — including uniforms, rings and trophies — would be offered on consignment for Pamela Bryant, the athlete's mother.
Well, Kobe Bryant is not taking this lightly as he is currently involved in a court battle to try to stop his mother from auctioning off his personal mementos worth upwards of $1.5 million from his high school days in Pennsylvania and his early years with the Los Angeles Lakers.
A New Jersey auction house filed a
lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Camden on Thursday for the right to sell the
items after the NBA star's lawyers wrote the firm telling it to cancel a
planned June auction.
The question here-does his mom have
the right to sell off his old items or is Kobe being just a little
over dramatic.
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