Jeanie Buss seeks to block siblings’ plan to sell Lakers stake as court dispute escalates

Jeanie Buss’ effort to retain the Lakers is rooted in family legacy, organizational control and the belief that selling now would sacrifice considerable future value.

The Buss family is back in court battling for control of their $17.8% share of the team.

Jeanie Buss, governor of the Lakers, is contesting her siblings' decision to sell the family's remaining stake in the NBA team.

The Buss family drama will officially be going to court once again after Jeanie filed a petition to block their sale.

Jeanie Buss accused her siblings of "devious behavior'' in trying to sell the family's share of the Lakers and ending her tenure as controlling owner

Jeanie Buss offered a sharply different account of the meeting that reportedly pushed her five siblings to sell their Lakers stake. The post Lakers’ Jeanie Buss Denies ‘Secret’ Meeting, Accuses 5 Siblings of ‘Devious’ Scheme appeared first on HEAVY.

Two of her siblings are now onboard with the San Diego Padres ownership, but Jeanie Buss is clearly nowhere near exiting the game when it comes to the Los Angeles Lakers. “Jeanie never agreed to any sale, was never consulted, and was never even informed,” declares a petition filed Wednesday in LA Superior Court by […]

The Buss family’s conflict over ownership of the Lakers has become a legal battle. Jeanie Buss, the franchise’s governor, filed a petition in Los Angeles Superior Court this week, looking...

The Buss family’s conflict over ownership of the Lakers has become a legal battle.  Jeanie Buss, the franchise’s governor, filed a petition in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday, looking to block her siblings’ attempted sale of their minority ownership stake of the franchise.  Jeanie Buss and her siblings are embroiled in off-court drama involving...

Jeanie Buss is taking her five siblings to court in a battle to retain minority control over the Lakers after they voted to sell to Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner.

Jeanie Buss is taking her five siblings to court in a battle to retain minority control over the Lakers after they voted to sell to Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner.

The five other Buss siblings announced their intention to sell their Lakers stake last week.

The Lakers governor is citing 'devious' behavior as the Buss family fight over its stake in the Lakers continues.

Five of the six Buss siblings are on board with selling their remaining Lakers shares to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, but acting governor Jeanie Buss is not.

Five of the six Buss siblings are on board with selling their remaining Lakers shares to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, but acting governor Jeanie Buss is not.

Five of the Buss siblings want to sell. Jeanie wants to remain Lakers governor. Here are some of the legal considerations at play.

The Los Angeles Lakers sale to Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner will continue, but Jeanie Buss is considering all options to prevent her family from selling their remaining share. The Buss family still owns 17.

Lakers governor Jeanie Buss' lawyer had some choice words for how Shams Charania of ESPN initially reported Buss' siblings' decision to sell the team.

Jerry Buss wouldn’t have wanted this.  After the Lakers owner died in 2013, there has been acerbic in-fighting between his children, most recently culminating in Jeanie Buss’ five siblings voting to sell the family’s remaining 17.8% share of the franchise, while she contests the sale so she can remain governor.  Jeanie Buss and Jerry Buss have...

The state of the Lakers’ ownership continued to more turns. It was just last week when Mark Walter agreed to sell his share in the franchise to Josh Kushner and...

The state of the Lakers’ ownership continued to more turns. It was just last week when Mark Walter agreed to sell his share in the franchise to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger at a historic valuation of $12.5 billion – just 10 months after Walter officially became the Lakers’ majority owner.  This week, it appeared...

Jeanie Buss' siblings have gone against her, sparking a heated debate among fans as the Los Angeles Lakers' ownership issue continues.

The Buss family's nearly five-decade association with the Los Angeles Lakers is moving closer to an end, but not without another family fight over control.

According to a report, after the Buss family sold a majority share of the Lakers in 2025, Jeanie Buss' siblings felt frustrated at her.

Jeanie Buss is challenging her siblings’ attempt to sell the family’s remaining stake in the Los Angeles Lakers. Hours after the Buss family released a statement revealing its intention to sell its 17.8% ownership of the franchise to new owners Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, CNBC and ESPN reported that Jeanie Buss’ lawyer sought to halt […] The post Reports: Jeanie Buss contests family’s plan to sell Lakers stake appeared first on Interaksyon.

LOS ANGELES — Five of the six children of former Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss still intend to sell their remaining minority ownership of the NBA team despite the opposition of their sister, Jeanie. Johnny, Jimmy, Janie, Joey and Jesse Buss reiterated their stance Tuesday in a statement issued to ESPN, saying they “remain united in that decision. … We intend to move forward thoughtfully, respectfully and through the appropriate process.” The five Buss siblings said Monday they had voted to sell the family trust’s remaining 17.8% stake to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, who are acquiring majority ownership from […]...Keep on reading: Buss siblings reaffirm Lakers sale plans, despite Jeanie's opposition

The Buss family is trying to sell their shares of the Lakers. Jeanie Buss doesn't want to, and now her siblings have released a statement. The post Buss Family Releases Statement in Response to Jeanie Buss Fighting to Keep Lakers appeared first on HEAVY.

The Los Angeles Lakers ownership saga rolls on as Jeanie Buss' five siblings reveal they decided to sell without her approval. The post Jeanie Buss’ Siblings Confirm They Approved Sale Without Her appeared first on LA Sports Report.

The Buss family released a statement on Tuesday to refute Jeanie Buss’ opposition to the sale.

The Buss siblings' statement comes a day after Jeanie's lawyer said they did not have the right to sell the family's stake in the franchise.

The statement is a response to their sister Jeanie, who challenged their plan to sell in a scathing letter from her lawyer Monday declaring that any sale of the Buss family share was “void.”

One day after Jeanie Buss contested her siblings attempting to sell the family's shares of the Lakers, the rest of the Buss family made it clear they aren't backing down.

Jeanie Buss, trying to retain her power with the Los Angeles Lakers, is trying to block her siblings' attempt to sell the family's 17.8% in the team.

ESPN reported that Kushner and Iger were originally set to buy 65% of the team, purchasing the Buss family stake would bring their total ownership to approximately 83%

Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is contesting her siblings' plans to sell the family's remaining 17.8 per cent ownership stake in the team.

Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is trying to stop her siblings' sale of the family's remaining stake in the NBA franchise.

Decision to sell family’s remaining 17.8% minority ownership stake in the team would end Jeanie Buss’ tenure

Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is trying to stop her siblings' sale of the family's remaining stake in the NBA franchise.

A planned sale of the family’s 17.8% stake to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner would take Jeanie Buss below the NBA’s 15% governor threshold.

Amid the Los Angeles Lakers’ pending sale to billionaire Josh Kushner and former Disney CEO Bob Iger, Jeanie Buss, the Lakers’ longtime controlling owner, is fighting her brothers who want to sell the family’s remaining minority shares of the iconic team. NBC’s Liz Kreutz reports for TODAY. 

The Lakers governor is resisting attempts to sell family's minority share to new owners Bob Iger and Josh Kushner.

Jeanie Buss opposes the sale and wants to remain as team governor.

The Buss family own a 17.8% minority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, with Jeanie serving as the team's governor.

The Buss family own a 17.8% minority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, with Jeanie serving as the team's governor.

Following Mark Walter’s sale of a majority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, the Buss family reportedly agreed to sell their minority stake as well. However, Jeanie Buss isn’t having any of it.

Jeanie Buss, the Los Angeles Lakers owner who has been the face of the team since the death of her father Jerry Buss in 2013, is reportedly contesting the plan approved by her siblings to sell the family’s remaining 18% stake in the storied NBA franchise to investors Bob Iger and Josh Kushner. ESPN and …

Jeanie Buss, the Los Angeles Lakers owner who has been the face of the team since the death of her father Jerry Buss in 2013, is reportedly contesting the plan approved by her siblings to sell the family’s remaining 18% stake in the storied NBA franchise to investors Bob Iger and Josh Kushner. ESPN and […]

Jeanie Buss wants to remain as controlling ownerFamily were set to sell stake to Bob Iger and Josh JushnerJeanie Buss is reportedly challenging her siblings’ attempt to sell the family’s remaining stake in the Los Angeles Lakers.Hours after the Buss family released a statement revealing their ⁠intention to sell their 17.8% ownership of the franchise to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, CNBC and ESPN reported that Jeanie Buss’s lawyer sought to halt her siblings’ sale on ⁠legal grounds. Continue reading...

Jeanie Buss reportedly opposes the sale of the Lakers, adding that her siblings cannot sell their stake without her approval.  The post Jeanie Buss Opposes Reported Sale of the Lakers, Says Siblings Can’t Without Her Approval appeared first on Breitbart.

Jeanie Buss and the Los Angeles Lakers grabbed headlines last week for selling the NBA franchise. It was sold to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger. On Monday, the Buss family announced that it will sell its remaining 17.8% ownership stake.…

Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is reportedly fighting her family's decision to sell their stake in the team. The post Jeanie Buss Refutes That Lakers Stake is Being Sold appeared first on LA Sports Report.

Jeanie Buss makes a major move after her family’s reported decision to sell its remaining Lakers stake to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner. The post Jeanie Buss Makes Major Move After Family’s Reported Lakers Sale appeared first on HEAVY.

Jeanie Buss might not be done as Lakers governor after all. Here is the latest on the Lakers' ownership saga.

Jeanie Buss' attorney sent a letter to her siblings' representation asserting that any vote to sell the family's stake in the Lakers is null and void.

Five of the six Buss siblings want to sell their shares in the Los Angeles Lakers. Jeanie Buss contends they can't do it without her approval.

Jeanie Buss' lawyer has contested the Buss' family's attempts to sell its minority ownership shares of the Los Angeles Lakers

While the rest of her siblings are ready to sell their stake in the Lakers, Jeanie Buss isn’t going down without a fight

Jeanie Buss is opposing the pending sale of her family’s stake in the Lakers to Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner, arguing that a sale can’t happen without her approval. In a letter obtained by the Califorina Post addressed to law firms representing her five other siblings as part of the Buss family trust (Jim, Johnny,...

Jeanie Buss is opposing the reported sale of her family’s stake in the Lakers to Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner, arguing her siblings can’t legally execute a sale without her...

Buss, the eldest daughter and Lakers governor, is contesting the sale of the Buss family's shares to new majority owners Bob Iger and Josh Kushner.

A letter from Buss' lawyer obtained by multiple outlets says any family vote on the issue is 'void' due to requirements of the family's trust.

The move by owner Mark Walter to sell the NBA team is reopening a longstanding family divide over control of the team.

Jeanie Buss's lawyer says she has not agreed to sell the team and that any vote suggesting the Buss family is selling "would be and is void."