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Jeanie Buss Seeks Court Order to Block Siblings’ Lakers Sale Vote

Jeanie Buss has filed a petition in Los Angeles Superior Court challenging the legality of a vote by her siblings to sell the family’s remaining shares in the Lakers. The filing seeks to block the move as the dispute over the franchise’s ownership stake heads to court.

Dr. Sarah Chen
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Jeanie Buss is asking a Los Angeles Superior Court to intervene in a dispute involving the Buss family’s remaining ownership stake in the Los Angeles Lakers.

In a petition filed with the court, Buss is challenging the legality of a vote by her siblings to sell the family’s remaining shares in the franchise. The filing seeks to block that vote from moving forward.

The matter centers on control of the Buss family’s stake in one of the NBA’s most prominent franchises. The Lakers have been owned by the Buss family for decades, with Jeanie Buss serving as the team’s controlling governor.

The court petition marks the latest legal step in a family ownership dispute tied to the future of the remaining Lakers shares. No further details about the court’s timeline or the proposed sale were included in the filing summary.

Originally reported by Espn