Jeezy Sues Former Management Team Over Financial Misappropriation, Claims He’s Owed Millions

Jeezy is taking legal action against his longtime management team, accusing them of financial misconduct and mismanagement of his earnings.

According to legal documents obtained by TMZ Hip Hop, the rapper filed a lawsuit on Monday against his former manager Solomon Fornie and his business partner Eddie Bridgeman, alleging they enriched themselves at his expense.

Jeezy’s professional relationship with Fornie dates back over a decade before they co-founded Agency 99, a company designed to manage his financial affairs as a recording artist. Bridgeman’s firm, The SaiSai Group, was later brought in to oversee Agency 99’s financial operations. However, Jeezy claims he eventually discovered that Bridgeman was not a licensed CPA, raising serious concerns about the handling of his finances.

By late 2024, Jeezy had grown frustrated with the situation and began taking steps to sever ties with Fornie and Bridgeman. However, he alleges that they have obstructed his efforts by refusing to turn over key financial records and company books.

Without access to these records, Jeezy says he is unable to comply with Georgia law regarding the reinstatement or dissolution of Agency 99, leaving him in a legal and financial bind. As a result, he is now suing to force them to release the necessary documents—and is also seeking damages for the alleged mismanagement of his funds.

With this lawsuit, Jeezy aims to regain control over his finances and hold his former team accountable for their alleged misconduct.