Blind Side’ Oher Adoption Lawsuit: Is It A Scam? Read This

Did you receive the Blind Side’ Oher Adoption Lawsuit  email? It is not a scam. You received the mail because you filed a claim.

A probate judge there made a move – they ended a conservatorship between Michael Oher, the former NFL player, and a couple from Memphis who took him in during his high school days. It’s like a legal chapter closing in his life story.

Who Is Eligible For The Blind Side’ Oher Adoption Lawsuit

Michael Oher didn’t take things lightly. He filed a complaint against the couple, claiming they pulled a fast one on him. They told him he was adopted and got him to sign this conservatorship deal.

Now, Oher is going all out. He wants an injunction to stop the couple and even their kids from making any money off his Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). Plus, he’s looking for some serious payback – that’s punitive and compensatory damages, to be precise.

How Much Is The Settlement

No settlement amount has been agreed on yet

Michael Oher is saying that the couple, Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy, made some serious cash by lying about his adoption. They got a conservatorship in place and then scored a book deal and a movie called “The Blind Side” about his life. That movie even got an Oscar award.

Now, “The Blind Side” brought in over $330 million, and Oher says it’s still raking in cash. So, he’s had enough and wants this conservatorship gone

Conclusion

In conclusion, Michael Jerome Williams Jr. A/K/A Michael Jerome Oher, Case No. C010333 is not a scam. Just like the Marietta data breach, Michael Oher is saying that the couple, Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy, made some serious cash by lying about his adoption. They got a conservatorship in place and then scored a book deal and a movie called “The Blind Side” about his life. That movie even got an Oscar award.