As reported by The Salt Lake Tribune, Allman claims that his former bandmates owe him “touring, album and merchandise proceeds” from before they parted ways back in 2015.
According to him, his “finances and credit have been hurt by alleged unlawful tactics intended to get him to accept unfavorable terms in a proposed termination agreement.”
LaShel Shaw, the attorney representing Quinn Allman, told The Salt Lake Tribune that the band failing to make the payments they owed Allman on a regular basis has made him less able to “move forward with other music projects”.
The exact amount of money Allman is seeking through the lawsuit has not been published, however the lawsuit states: “Allman has been harmed by these actions in an amount to be proven at trial, but in no event less than $250,000.”
