Shilo Sanders Faces New Lawsuit Over Unpaid Legal Fees

Shilo Sanders, recently waived by the Buccaneers, is again in legal trouble, facing a lawsuit from a law firm. The firm alleges that Sanders failed to pay for legal services rendered in connection with both a personal injury case and his bankruptcy proceedings. These services were provided between May 1, 2024, and August 26, 2024, according to the filed complaint.

This new legal action adds to the mounting pressures on the young player. It surfaces months after he was released by the Buccaneers following an on-field altercation during a preseason game. Sanders is currently navigating substantial financial difficulties, exacerbated by an $11 million default judgment awarded in 2022. This judgment originated from a lawsuit filed by a former high school security guard who claimed permanent injuries.

The default judgment was issued because Sanders did not attend the trial for the case, which concerned an incident that occurred when Sanders was 16. The ongoing financial repercussions continue to impact his career prospects as he seeks to stabilize his future both on and off the football field.