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Former football team manager sues Jon Bon Jovi
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The Associated Press
Date: Wednesday Jan. 28, 2009 2:20 PM ET
PHILADELPHIA — The former sales manager for the Philadelphia Soul arena football team is suing club owner Jon Bon Jovi and his partners for nearly US$125,000 he says he is owed.
Joseph Krause alleges that the rock singer and other team officials told employees they would receive two weeks of severance pay. The Arena Football League is cancelling the 2009 season as it creates a better business model for tough economic times.
Krause says he is owed commissions of more than $83,000 for the 2008 season and more than $41,000 for the cancelled 2009 season.
Interim general manager Paul Korzilius, when reached by KYW-AM, declined to comment because of the pending lawsuit.
Bon Jovi and the others named in the suit didn't respond to requests for comment.
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