George Floyd’s Brother Not Pursuing a Lawsuit Against Kanye West

George Floyd’s Brother Not Pursuing a Lawsuit Against Kanye West

George Floyd’s Brother Not Pursuing , a Lawsuit Against Kanye West.

George Floyd’s Brother Not Pursuing , a Lawsuit Against Kanye West.

'TMZ' reports that Philonise Floyd has decided to not bring a lawsuit against Ye for claiming that his brother, George, died from fentanyl instead of the actions of Derek Chauvin.

'TMZ' reports that Philonise Floyd has decided to not bring a lawsuit against Ye for claiming that his brother, George, died from fentanyl instead of the actions of Derek Chauvin.

Philonise is reportedly standing down because he believes Ye has complied with the cease and desist letter that was sent to him last week.

The cease and desist instructed Ye to stop publicly repeating his claims. But if Ye starts making those accusations again, the possibility of a lawsuit remains on the table.

But if Ye starts making those accusations again, the possibility of a lawsuit remains on the table.

It's not yet known if lawyers for George's daughter, Gianna, will move forward with their lawsuit in which they claimed they would seek over $250 million in damages.

Regarding Candace Owens, who supported similar fentanyl claims in her documentary, 'The Greatest Lie Ever Sold,' it's not as easy to bring a case.

Lee Merritt, Philonise's lawyer, says that the fact that she is presenting her opinions as a journalist in a documentary makes a suit harder to pursue.

Lee Merritt, Philonise's lawyer, says that the fact that she is presenting her opinions as a journalist in a documentary makes a suit harder to pursue.

On the flip side, Owens thinks she actually has grounds to sue the Floyd family.

I have grounds to sue George Floyd’s family for doing this little PR stunt.

It’s causing me a ton of distress.

, Candace Owens, via her podcast.

I feel angry and I feel upset with the fact that I am fighting for Black America to be freed from the lies, while these people are fighting to keep them in the dark.., Candace Owens, via her podcast.

I feel angry and I feel upset with the fact that I am fighting for Black America to be freed from the lies, while these people are fighting to keep them in the dark.., Candace Owens, via her podcast.

This is unacceptable.

I’m serious.

I’m going to go out and I’m going to ask lawyers ‘If this is legitimate, can I sue George Floyd’s family?’ Because I should be able to, Candace Owens, via her podcast