Summer Walker's longtime label and management company, LVRN, has countersued the R&B singer, alleging she withheld payments from her 2026 tour, songwriting royalties and business deals while pursuing her own lawsuit accusing the company of financial misconduct.
In a counterclaim filed Monday, November 9, 2026, in Fulton County, Georgia, Love Renaissance Records, known as LVRN, alleges that Walker breached their 2017 agreement by failing to pay the company its contractual shares of several revenue streams. The filing comes as Walker separately faces a lawsuit from Interscope Records seeking at least $50 million over her attempt to end another recording agreement.
According to the counterclaim, LVRN is entitled to 15% of income generated from certain business opportunities it secured for Walker and 20% of her songwriting public-performance royalties. The company also claims it was owed 7% of proceeds from her 2026 tour, payments it alleges she initially made before stopping.
LVRN maintains that Walker's failure to pay those amounts violated their agreement and caused financial losses. The company is seeking damages in an amount to be determined at trial, along with attorney fees based on its allegation that Walker acted in bad faith.
The filing also rejects Walker's accusations that LVRN exploited its position as her label and management company, misappropriated her earnings or deliberately withheld financial information. The company has asked the court to dismiss her...
Summer Walker's longtime label and management company, LVRN, has countersued the R&B singer, alleging she withheld payments from her 2026 tour, songwriting royalties and business deals while p...