Nate Dogg’s Estate Sued For Hundreds Of Thousands In Medical Bills

The family of hip-hop singer Nate Dogg is being sued for hundreds of thousand dollars for medical bills that were never paid.

TMZ.com reports that Nate Dogg moved into a CareMeridian treatment facility in 2008 call shortly after he suffered his second true.

The center, which is dedicated to caring for patients who have suffered traumatic injuries, claims that the singers family never paid the bill.

Nate Dogg allegedly received treatment from 2008 until 2010 and racked up more than $290,000 in medical bills.

According to the lawsuit, Nate Dogg’s manager personally guaranteed CareMeridian reps that the bills would be paid.

A court recently handed down a default judgment, ordering Nate Dogg and his estate to pay $293,512.52 to CareMeridian.

Nate Dogg’s Estate Sued For Hundreds Of Thousands In Medical Bills | AllHipHop.com

I know what everybody is going to say, but what if they just didn't pay the bill? Point blank

^^
what he said

Seen this coming. Hospital bills for the !! he was goin thru ain't no joke. He had to have some kind of help at some point though. I'm thinkin !! would've been more.

f em wh o the hells pays for medical bills f that

Hospital's about to own some very nice music publishing.

So how did Nate get sick, what was his issue?

Oh yeah and !! paying some medical bills! The nicca dead cut him some slack

nate had a stroke

damn thank god i live in a country were medical treatment/healthcare is free!

hopsital bills aint no joke. i went to the ER last month cuz my stomach hurt at work and they did a urinalysis and cat scan and said nothing was wrong with me. 2 days later i passed a kidney stone. Got the bill for it last week. $2653. I got insurance and still gotta pay $800 out of my pocket for them to tell me nothing was wrong with me when there was.

you and me both!

[smiley]

im sure the hospital can just write off teh cost of the legends medical expenses

dre should pay it ..... all the money he's made of everyone he's becoming the new jerry heller