Robert “Cary” McNair Jr. sues the NFL, claiming interference in his enterprise roles and searching for over $100 million in damages.
HOUSTON — A member of the McNair household has filed a lawsuit towards the NFL, claiming the league interfered in his enterprise and management roles.
The Buzbee Regulation Agency introduced Saturday it has filed a lawsuit on behalf of Robert “Cary” McNair Jr. within the New York Supreme Courtroom, searching for greater than $100 million in damages.
In keeping with the submitting, McNair claims the NFL and Houston Texans proprietor’s consultant, Cal McNair, conspired to push him out of two positions: his seat on the belief board that owns the Texans and his position as CEO of McNair Pursuits, the household’s billion-dollar funding firm.
Lawyer Tony Buzbee mentioned McNair confronted backlash after repeatedly elevating considerations about what the lawsuit describes as “critical, high-profile scandals” involving the Texans.
“We allege that Cary McNair had the braveness to voice his considerations about necessary administration points concerning critical, high-profile scandals involving the Houston Texans,” Buzbee mentioned in a press release. “We consider the proof shall be clear and overwhelming that the NFL intervened within the McNair household enterprise to take away Cary McNair from his place as CEO, in an effort to silence Cary McNair. He gained’t be silenced.”
The lawsuit, which seeks damages beneath Texas legislation for tortious interference with contract, comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the Texans following a number of controversies lately.
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