Renowned gospel singer Chandler Moore has reportedly taken legal action against his former manager and Maverick City Music co-founder and CEO, citing alleged financial mismanagement and breach of trust.

According to multiple reports, Moore discovered inconsistencies in the handling of his earnings and intellectual property rights during his professional partnership with Jay. The lawsuit claims that funds and contractual agreements connected to his music and personal brand were improperly managed, leading the artist to pursue legal remedies.

It’s worth recalling that both Chandler Moore and Naomi Raine recently announced their exit from Maverick City Music, as they each embark on new chapters in their musical journeys. Sharing the news on Instagram, Moore reflected, “These last two years I’ve been locked in on what really matters in my life and in my career. It’s been scary at times, but also full of fresh vision and real excitement about the future. With that, I’ve made the bittersweet decision to end my relationship with Maverick City Music.”

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However, shortly after the announcement of his departure, reports surfaced that Chandler Moore had filed a lawsuit against his former manager and Maverick City Music CEO, Norman Gyamfi.

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In the lawsuit, Moore — who was a key member of Maverick City Music — alleges that Gyamfi’s actions and financial mismanagement resulted in the loss of millions of dollars in royalties and other earnings. The case reportedly accuses Gyamfi of mishandling funds, breaching contractual agreements, and exploiting Moore’s intellectual property for personal gain.

The revelation has stirred discussions within the gospel music community, as both Moore and Maverick City Music have been known for their impactful worship collaborations and strong public image. The lawsuit marks a significant and unexpected turn in what was once viewed as a thriving creative partnership.