Suit Calls Deal Over Johnny Cash Museum 'Unconscionable'

By Xiumei Dong · January 28, 2020, 9:06 PM EST

A lawyer for an investor in Nashville's Johnny Cash Museum breached his fiduciary duty by representing both parties in a lopsided rent and revenue deal, the museum has alleged in Tennessee...

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Case Information

Case Title

Second Ave Museum, LLC v. RDN Heritage, LLC

Case Number

Court

Tennessee Middle

Nature of Suit

Contract: Other

Date Filed

January 24, 2020

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