Dame Dash<\/a> is threatening to sue several of his former collaborators and legal adversaries for $100 million in a civil RICO<\/a> lawsuit<\/a>, escalating his years-long feud over ownership and credit disputes related to his film and business ventures.<\/p>\n According to court filings from the Southern District of New York, Dash sent a formal notice on September 17, 2025, announcing his intent to sue a group including filmmaker Josh Webber, producer Tony White, actress Claudia Jordan<\/a>, attorney Christopher Brown, and others. In the letter, Dash accuses the parties of \u201cfraud, perjury, theft of intellectual property, defamation, tortious interference, harassment, and financial manipulation,\u201d claiming he has suffered more than $100 million in damages.<\/p>\n Dash alleges that he conceived, financed, and directed The List<\/em>, later retitled Dear Frank<\/em>, but was cut out of the project and never compensated. He claims the film\u2019s producers and legal representatives conspired to misappropriate his work, remove his credits, and defame him publicly.<\/p>\n In the same demand letter, Dash also accuses attorney Chris Brown of orchestrating \u201cfraudulent litigation\u201d through multiple coordinated lawsuits designed to damage his reputation and finances, ultimately forcing him into bankruptcy<\/a>. He claims that Brown and others manipulated his assets, including his equity in Roc-A-Fella Inc., and interfered with his legal representation in order\u00a0 to trigger a default judgment.<\/p>\n COMPLEX SHOP:<\/b> Shop the brands you love, anytime and anywhere. Uncover what’s next. Buy. Collect. Obsess.<\/a><\/p>\n The filing also details Dash\u2019s grievances over alleged business misappropriation in a cannabis venture with Larry Smith, who Dash says excluded him from profits tied to a strain he developed with Cam\u2019ron<\/a> called \u201cPink Mink.\u201d<\/p>\n Dash\u2019s letter demands that the accused parties issue public retractions, cease all defamatory activity, provide profit accountings from his projects, and pay $100 million within 14 days or face a federal RICO lawsuit.<\/p>\n The fiery notice comes as Dash remains embroiled in multiple ongoing court battles. Just days after his RICO threat, attorneys for Webber and Muddy Water Pictures filed a letter with the court urging that proceedings continue against Dash\u2019s company, Poppington LLC, despite Dash\u2019s bankruptcy filing. The plaintiffs are seeking to sell Poppington\u2019s film assets, including Honor Up <\/em>and Too Honorable<\/em>, and the album Welcome to Blackroc<\/em>, through a U.S. Marshal auction, arguing that Dash has no legal authority to halt the sale.<\/p>\n In that same filing, attorney Christopher Brown alleged that Dash\u2019s bankruptcy was a stalling tactic, noting that the entrepreneur had recently announced new ventures, including a distribution deal with Sony Music for his group Black Guns, a book deal with Simon & Schuster, and even the purchase of \u201cnew diamond dentures.\u201d<\/p>\n Despite his legal woes, Dash has remained defiant, telling The Breakfast Club <\/em>last month that he stands by his worth and refuses to let others \u201cdefine\u201d him financially.<\/p>\n If filed, Dash\u2019s threatened lawsuit would mark one of the most explosive legal counters in his long-running feud with Webber and his former business associates.<\/p>\n <\/a> DJ Envy Says Dame Dash Is ‘Doing the Worst’ Among Peers Following Chaotic ‘Breakfast Club’ Interview<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n ,<\/p>\n <\/a> Claudia Jordan Claims Dame Dash Is Misrepresenting His Wife’s Heritage<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n ,<\/p>\n <\/a> 50 Cent Goes From \u2018I Agree With Dame\u2019 Dash to \u2018F*ck You Dame\u2019 in a Single Instagram Post<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Who Is Ophelia in Taylor Swift’s New Album and How Did She Die? <\/a><\/i><\/b><\/p>\n Anuel AA Reportedly Sued for Alleged Assault at Orlando Amusement Park<\/a><\/i><\/b><\/p>\nRelated News<\/h3>\n
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