Respite for David Warner off the field as the southpaw wins legal battle with Spartan Sports gets paid over $420,000

David Warner Secures Court Victory Ahead of Ashes Test

Prior to the second Ashes Test, Australian opening batsman David Warner has been awarded a significant sum in a legal dispute with his former bat sponsor Spartan Sports. The 36-year-old had sought $420,000 in unpaid sponsorship fees from the company and was rewarded with a settlement of $422,727 in Sydney District Court.

Spartan Sports Ordered to Pay

Judge Matthew Dicker instructed Spartan Sports Corporation, as well as SS Management (Australia), to pay Warner the full base price of $382,940 that he had claimed. Additionally, the companies were also ordered to pay an additional $39,786 as interest that had accrued since the initial lawsuit was filed in 2022.

Conclusion

David Warner has emerged victorious in his legal battle with Spartan Sports, receiving a total of $422,727 in Sydney District Court. The two companies involved were instructed to pay the Australian opener the full base price of $382,940 as well as an additional amount of $39,786 in interest. The settlement comes ahead of the second Ashes Test, offering a timely boost to the opening batsman.

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