Overview

• The complaint, filed on August 4, outlines six counts against Shaw Management Enterprises including fraud, civil theft and tortious interference with business expectancy.
• A forensic review by Esmail revealed that contracts for GloRilla, Moneybagg Yo and Skilla Baby were never signed; the documents were allegedly fabricated by Shaw Management.
• Two days after ticket sales began, Shaw Management ordered Esmail to stop all marketing efforts without providing a reason.
• Esmail wired over $280,000 in deposits to Shaw Management; only $20,000 has been returned, with the promoter estimating $2.5 million in lost ticket revenue and marketing costs.
• Resale platforms continue to list tickets for the canceled September 6 concert at the Wolstein Center with some prices exceeding $1,000 each.