It’s been a pretty bad week for Haason Reddick as the the two-time Pro Bowl pass rusher was dropped by his agent, CAA, and now is being sued by one of his former business partners.
In 2018, Reddick purchased Haven Home Health Agency, a senior health care business. A few years later, his business was apparently “flailing.” That’s when he turned to Micah Khan to turn the company around. They allegedly entered an agreement where Khan would receive half of the proceeds from any potential sale.
A few years later, Haven Home Health Agency was sold for $3.25 million and according to the New York Post, Khan was stiffed out of his share, which was roughly $1.6 million.
When Khan asked for his share of the proceeds, Reddick’s father allegedly had men threaten him and his family.
“Mr. Matthews brought over more than a dozen black-gloved men to a business meeting, claiming they were ‘Haason’s personal security.’ It was at this post-sale meeting that Mr. Matthews made it clear [they] intended to breach their payment obligations to Kingdom,” Khan alleges, per the court papers.
Reddick has not yet commented on this lawsuit.
Reddick hasn’t played a single snap this NFL season because he wants a new deal from the New York Jets. They refuse to budge in negotiations since he’s never played a game for the franchise.
Now we wait and see how this potential lawsuit will impact Reddick’s holdout.
