Rapper Pitbull's former manager sues him

The suit alleged that when they began working together in March 2007, they entered into an oral agreement, according to which Chavez would receive 10 per cent of Pitbull’s revenues from all business derived activities on which the ex manager worked.

The activities included recordings, publishing and performances of the artiste.

Chavez received the profits till 2015, but still has his payment due with the Rain Over Me singer.

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