Tyler Perry Hit With Federal Lawsuit!

Tyler Perry Hit With Federal Lawsuit, Military Base In Atlanta! 

Another day, another lawsuit for Tyler Perry. This 

time around, the director has been called out by a Georgia 

entertainment company for unfairly working with 

government officials to transform a former military base

 into a studio for his company. The Associated Press reports

 Ubiquitous Entertainment Studios filed the federal lawsuit 

this week in U.S. District Court.

The company has also named the U.S. Army and a 

government authority working to redevelop Fort McPherson

 (a former Army base located south of downtown Atlanta) 

as defendants. Ubiquitous says its CEO met with the 

authority's chairman in December 2011 in hopes to create a 

movie studio and entertainment complex at the site.

The company alleges Perry tried to persuade the authority

 to negotiate a similar deal with his company instead. Perry

 and his camp have yet to publicly respond to the lawsuit. In

 the past, Perry has dealt with lawsuits for projects such as

 Madea Gets A Job and Good Deeds.