A contentious lawsuit between Marilyn Manson and former bandmate Stephen Bier has been settled without the multimillion-dollar judgment the keyboardist initially sought, court records show. An agreement calls for attorneys representing Bier to be paid $380,000. Manson's insurance company will pay $175,000 while the rest will be paid by Bier's former business managers, an attorney for Manson said. Bier sued the shock rocker for $20 million in 2007, claiming the singer spent money owed to Biers to furnish a lavish lifestyle.
December 29, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A contentious lawsuit between Marilyn Manson and former bandmate Stephen Bier has been settled without the multimillion-dollar judgment the keyboardist initially sought, court records show.
An agreement calls for attorneys representing Bier to be paid $380,000. Manson’s insurance company will pay $175,000 while the rest will be paid by Bier’s former business managers, Manson’s attorney Howard King said.
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