Bannon BFF Miles Guo's New Legal Woe: Being Stiffed on Pop Song Royalties
Guo Wengui’s vocal stylings have allegedly generated thousands from online streaming services, but his allies claim they haven’t seen a dime.
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Guo Wengui’s vocal stylings have allegedly generated thousands from online streaming services, but his allies claim they haven’t seen a dime.
Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/ReutersAn entity affiliated with exiled Chinese tycoon and Steve Bannon ally Miles Guo claims it has been stiffed out of hundreds of thousands of dollars in royalties for more than a dozen pop and hip-hop songs the accused billion-dollar con artist recorded before ultimately finding himself in handcuffs.Guo, a darling of the MAGA crowd, has been jailed at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center since March as he awaits trial over what the
U.S. law firm Paul Hastings and one of its lead restructuring lawyers, Luc Despins, are seeking sanctions against a group of plaintiffs they claim are involved in an alleged campaign of harassment waged by Chinese businessman and media entrepreneur Guo Wengui.