Bryan Michael Cox Sets Record Straight After Usher’s Legal Move Makes Headlines

Bryan-Michael Cox Responds After Usher Sues To Recover Money From Loan For Never-Opened Atlanta Restaurant

Usher is suing a group of investors and is looking to recover $700,000 of a $1.7 million loan. He gave the money to purchase a property for Homage ATL, a new restaurant and lounge in Atlanta. Bryan-Michael Cox says he’s a minority investor, but Usher is suing him, too.RELATED: One Stage, Two GOATs! Chris Brown Brings Out Usher In ATL & The Vibes Were Legendary Why Is Usher Suing Over A Restaurant Loan?In late 2024, three men approached Usher wit…

Usher Files Lawsuit Claiming He Lost $700K In Failed Restaurant Venture, Bryan-Michael Cox Responds

Usher has filed a lawsuit claiming he lost $700,00 in a failed partnership with Bryan-Michael Cox and Keith Thomas to open a restaurant in Atlanta.

Bryan Michael Cox Sets Record Straight After Usher’s Legal Move Makes Headlines

Another day, another lawsuit. This time, the filing involves a restaurant investment linked to Usher, and Bryan Michael Cox is making it clear, in his own words, that he is…

Usher Just Filed a Massive Lawsuit

Usher’s got it bad and is heading to court, suing his longtime music producers, other associates, and their attorney. According to Atlanta outlet WSB-TV, the 47-year-old singer is taking them to court over a loan he says he gave them for a restaurant in Buckhead (an upscale area of Atlanta) that never opened. The outlet reports that Usher Raymond filed a lawsuit in Fulton County last Friday against Bryan-Michael Cox, Keith Thomas, Charles Hughes…

How This Investment Turned into a Lawsuit!

Source: Paul Natkin / Getty Usher is done being patient — he’s taking three former business partners to court over a failed restaurant project. Producers Keith Thomas, Bryan-Michael Cox, and Charles Hughes reportedly asked him for almost $2 million for the deal. But when things fell apart, Usher’s team says only $1 million made its way back to him… leaving $700k unaccounted for. Source: Gilbert Flores / Getty His attorneys say the men used the l…

Usher Files Lawsuit Over Failed Restaurant Loan

Usher is taking legal action after a high-profile Atlanta restaurant plan collapsed. The R&B star filed a lawsuit against his longtime producer Bryan-Michael Cox, entertainment figures Keith Thomas and Charles Hughes, and attorney Alcide Honore. The Usher restaurant lawsuit focuses on a $1.7 million loan connected to a planned Buckhead restaurant called Homage ATL. How the Deal Started According to the complaint, the group approached Usher last …