Taylor Swift's former manager claims that the country-pop star and her family owe him millions in commissions after he was fired in 2005.
Taylor's ex-manager, Dan Dymtrow, brought his case before a federal judge in New York on Wednesday. Dan claims that he discovered Taylor in 2004 and was promised to be paid a 5-10% commission from the "Fifteen" singer's career.
The ex-manager says he managed Taylor's budding career and introduced her to industry heavyweights like Big Machine Records CEO Scott Borchetta.
Dan claims that he was pushed out by Taylor's parents, Scott and Andrea Swift, in 2005, right before they signed Taylor...
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