Kyrie Irving is in the midst of a legal dispute with a health and wellness company, which alleges that he owes them close to $400,000 for a contract breach related to a retreat he organized. This lawsuit, filed in New York on Monday, claims that Irving’s decision to increase the number of attendees at the event led to significant financial implications for the company.
The retreat took place from June 28 to July 2 and was originally estimated to accommodate about 50 to 60 attendees. Just days prior to the event, Irving reportedly informed the company that the guest list had swelled to approximately 115 people. Ultimately, nearly 150 attendees were present, as stated in the lawsuit.
The health and wellness company, along with therapist Natasha McCartney, fulfilled all contractual obligations by providing therapeutic exercises and sessions designed for the retreat. However, they assert that despite their efforts, Irving has failed to pay the invoiced amount of $390,710 for these services.
Moreover, the lawsuit addresses a tragic incident during the retreat, where one individual passed away. In light of this, the company provided crisis management services and grief counseling to the attendees.
Irving, a guard for the Dallas Mavericks, has not publicly responded to the lawsuit. With a successful NBA career and earnings exceeding $300 million, many are watching how this legal matter will unfold amidst his current performance, averaging 24.8 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 5.6 assists per game.
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