Chris Brown's manager sues him, says singer beat him to a pulp

Singer’s rehabilitation manager sues him

Mike G, who claimed that the singer employed him in 2012, to repair his image following the singer's assault of Rihanna, has now suffered the same fate.

Mike G, the rehabilitation manager of R&B singer, Chris Brown, has filed a law suit against him for an alleged assault.

According to TMZ, the singer hired Mike in 2012, to repair his social image, among other things, after the popular girlfriend beating incident with Rihanna.

The image maker has now claimed to have suffered the same fate as Rihanna, as Brown allegedly beat him to a pulp without any provocation.

Mike, who is the victim in the law suit claimed to have been admitted at an emergency room following the attack that involved repeated punches to his face and neck.

Brown showed no sign of remorse for his actions according to the lawsuit. Instead, it was claimed that he chose to brag about the incident.

Patty Glaser, the complainant’s attorney said, "We did everything we could to resolve this in a non-public way to avoid damage to Chris Brown. Regrettably, as outlined in our complaint, Chris Brown has proven to be his own worst enemy."

In his defence, Brown released a video on Instagram saying that he fired Mike G for stealing from him.

The singer, who is currently on a European tour, has seen recent positive reactions to his music. That was usually not the case since the Rihanna incident.