Overview
- Mosley filed the 75-page complaint on Oct. 30 and says it asserts breach of fiduciary duty, fraudulent concealment, breach of contract, and civil theft.
- The suit names manager Gary Marella and business manager Bruce Seckendorf and claims they took at least $2.5 million in excessive or unauthorized commissions.
- Timbaland cites specific disputed transactions, including contested commissions on two $5 million Verzuz payments and an alleged $775,000 overpayment from his 2019 Hipgnosis catalog sale.
- The complaint alleges falsified accounting entries and altered emails to hide payments, and it says unpaid taxes and mortgage arrears produced a March 2025 foreclosure notice at his home.
- Defendants publicly deny theft and blame Mosley’s past overspending, and the case is at the pleading stage and will move to discovery and a forensic accounting that will determine damages and reputational outcomes.