USA TODAY Steps Into Shilo Sanders Bankruptcy Battle—What They’re Hiding May Shock You

USA TODAY Steps Into Shilo Sanders Bankruptcy Battle—What They’re Hiding May Shock You
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∎ Deion Sanders seeks and attracts publicity for himself and his family in just about every facet of his life, including his recovery from bladder cancer and battles with blood clots. USA TODAY Sports covered those stories too, as well as his other successes and innovations. USA TODAY covers both the good and the bad when covering public figures.

∎ In this case, Deion Sanders had a central role in this 11-year-old saga. He initially was sued by Darjean in the same lawsuit in 2016 before he was dismissed from it by early 2019. One key question persists about why the father let his son drop his attorneys in the case after that, in 2020, when Shilo Sanders was the sole remaining defendant in the case at age 20.

If Shilo Sanders did not drop his attorneys then, he most certainly would not have missed the trial in 2022 that ended up with a $11.89 million default judgment against him.

An attorney would have helped him avoid that worst-case scenario, including by possibly settling the case for a much smaller amount. But Shilo Sanders said he was “unwilling or unable to continue funding the defense of this case” in 2020, according to court records filed by his former attorneys.

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