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Nicki Minaj lawyers ask a judge to let them leave her expense lawsuit
Counsel for Nicki Minaj and Pink Friday Productions asked to withdraw from a suit over more than $200,000 in claimed Pink Friday 2 expenses.
Lawyers for Nicki Minaj say they want off one of her civil cases and have asked a judge for permission to withdraw.
Court papers name Kurzman Eisenberg Corbin & Lever as counsel for Minaj and her Pink Friday Productions company in a suit brought by 24/7 Productions.
That complaint claims Minaj and Pink Friday Productions never repaid more than $200,000 in costs tied to her "Pink Friday 2" album.
The firm cites "irreconcilable differences" over how the case is being handled plus a breakdown in communication that leaves them unable to keep representing her.
Attorneys say they have tried to notify Minaj about the exit. A process server who went to her roughly $10 million penthouse building reported that staff said she was out while her husband was home and that the couple often do not answer calls.
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