Lakers Fan Sues LeBron Over “Second Decision” Tease
Turns out that not every Lakers fan was impressed by LeBron James’ second “decision”.
A 29-year-old fan named Andrew Garcia filed suit against James in Los Angeles’ small claims court. Garcia claims James deceived him by portraying the “Second Decision” announcement as a retirement reveal. Based on that belief, Garcia bought two tickets for a March 31, 2026 game at $432.83 each.
He is now demanding $865.66 in damages.
The allegedly misleading tease was later revealed to be an ad campaign with Hennessy. The lawsuit cites fraud, deception, misrepresentation, and related legal grounds.
LeBron has yet to publicly respond to the claims.
This legal move follows intense backlash from fans who felt duped by the build-up. The case could test how far marketing stunts can go before crossing into liability.
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