Troubled pop star Michael Jackson has now dropped his lawsuit against account firm Bernstein, Fox, Whitman, Goldman & Sloan which he claimed made unauthorized deals. It is not known if Jackson who alleged negligence and breach of trust agreed to a settlement deal. The King of Pop sued the company in December 2006; he said that they were late in paying his taxes as well as entering into contracts without the singer’s permission.
The account firm tried to counter sue Jackson, however this action was dismissed. Bernstein, Fox, Whitman, Goldman & Sloan claimed that Michael Jackson owed them $1 million in unpaid bills. Michael has managed to stay out of the headlines since he was acquitted of the child sex abuse charges in 2005.
Michael has now been in the studio working on his new album which he hopes will help to revive is flagging music career. We know that he has not allowed his children into the studio as he does not want any distractions. The reason for this is because he wants to try and re-create the success that the singer had with Thriller, the biggest selling album of all time. The dropping of the lawsuit is now one less distraction for Michael, so just maybe he might produce a perfect album.
Source - BBC News
