Stevie Wonder Vs His Late Attorney: Stevie Wonder News
. TMZ is reporting that the legendary singer signed a contract with Vigoda when he was 21-years-old. The agreement states that the lawyer gets 6% of Wonder's royalties and that the payments will go on "forever." The 65-year-old legend discovered he was deceived by the contract when found out his record company was still paying Vigoda's widow two years after the man's death. Wonder claims he trusted the lawyer and that he wasn't honest about how the 6% of royalties would continue on after his attorney passed. Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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