Michael Jackson sues former accountants

Singer claims he was 'charged millions of dollars'

Michael Jackson has filed a lawsuit against his former accountants.

The singer is claiming that Bernstein, Fox, Whitman, Goldman & Sloan made unauthorised business deals while charging him millions of dollars.

In a suit filed in Los Angeles, Jackson also alleges negligence and breach of trust against the firm.

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The singer is claiming unspecified damages and an audit paid to his former accountants, reports BBC News.

The case comes at a time when the singer is also facing a lawsuit from finance company Prescient Acquisition Group, which claims it is owed $48m (£24.5m).

The firm alleges that it helped Jackson find investors to help pay off a $272.5m (£139.1m) debt, and arrange $537.5m (£274.5m) in financing to secure the The Beatles’ back catalogue.

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