Suge Knight is doing all he can to maintain control of his infamous hip-hop label Death Row Records including, most recently, filing for bankruptcy. Knight has been “forced” into bankruptcy after a civil court judgement required him to pay $107 million to Lydia Harris, a woman who claims to have been cheated out of fifty percent of the label. Knight has not yet paid Harris, nor has he cooperated with other legal requests.http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/04/04/suge.bankruptcy.reut/index.html
Suge Struggles for Death Row
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