Kevin Hart Shuts Down $7.2 Million<br />Lawsuit Filed by Ex-Business Partners.<br />A judge has granted Kevin Hart’s motion for summary<br />judgement in his recent battle with StandUp Digital.<br />The mobile app developer filed against Hart in July of 2018,<br />after Hart’s admission of infidelity on social media “completely<br />destroyed” the launch of their joint game, Gold Ambush.<br />StandUp Digital sought $7.2 million in damages,<br />alleging that Hart’s failure to privately disclose his<br />confession with them was a breach of contract. .<br />According to court documents obtained by The Blast,<br />the judge disagreed and found that Hart had no obligation<br />to inform the company about the affair announcement.<br />As put by Hart’s attorney, Donte Mills,<br />the case is officially “dismissed,” and the<br />company’s claim was found to be “baseless.”.<br />The company brought a baseless claim and was<br />not only kicked out of court, but will be forced to<br />pay him because of it. This is a victory against<br />frivolous lawsuits and people who seek out<br />celebrities to sue, which happen way too often, Donte Mills, via The Blast.<br />Now, the only issue left to deal with is<br />Hart’s counterclaim against the company.<br />which alleges StandUp Digital never provided him<br />with any income or accounting for the game's profits.
