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Four People Sue Iverson For $2.4 Million
In papers filed late Monday in Hampton Circuit Court, the plaintiffs claimed they were assaulted on July 9, 2005 by members of a security team known as "The Horsemen." The group was hired by Iverson, Gary D. Moore and Crossover Promotions Inc., to provide security for the gathering at Crabbers, the complaints show. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Iverson's Mom To Own ABA Team In Richmond, Va.
Ann Iverson will be the majority owner and chairwoman of the American Basketball Association's new team in Richmond, Va. "Richmond is a great basketball city and will be a great ABA city. We are pleased to be back there," ABA CEO Joe Newman said. "We have a tremendous ownership group, very knowledgeable and experienced and we know that they will do a terrific job." Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Lakers' McKie Forms Foundation For Philly Children
The AM8 Foundation will hold community activities and family oriented events and outings that will expose children to positive role models, encourage teamwork, reinforce the importance of education and teach respect for others. "I am Philadelphia through and through," said McKie, a former Temple standout. "That's why this foundation is so important to me. I wanted to find the right way to give back to the city that has been so good to me, and I think that being actively involved in improving opportunities for children and families is the best way to go about it." Los Angeles Lakers, Philadelphia 76ers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Sixers Aug 2006 Archive
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Allen Iverson, his promotional company, business manager and security team members are facing a lawsuits from four individuals seeking a combined $2.4 million in connection with an assault at a Hampton nightclub last year.
Lakers guard Aaron McKie has formed a foundation to help the development of Philadelphia-area children.