Chance The Rapper’s legal battle with his former manager Pat Corcoran, aka Pat The Manager, has been going on for over five years. In 2020, Corcoran sued Chance, claiming he violated an oral agreement to pay Corcoran 15% of his profits, and that Chance owed him “over $2.5 million of unreimbursed expenses supporting and promoting Bennett’s career.” Corcoran said there was also a “sunset clause” that would run for three years post-termination. Chance countersued the following year, accusing him of “self-dealing and incompetence.” Yesterday the jury found that Corcoran failed to prove his case, and now he owes Chance $35.
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