Chris Brown's manager sues him, says singer attacked him with repeated punches to his face and neck

According to TMZ:


Chris Brown has more legal woes ... the guy he hired to rehabilitate his image after the Rihanna beating is now suing Chris for allegedly doing the same to him.


Mike G claims he was hired in 2012 not only to
change Brown's image but to
get him out of debt and off
drugs.

Mike G says he did well by Chris, who had a resurgence in popularity. Things allegedly turned bad last month, but Mike G claims without provocation, Brown took him in a room, brutally attacked him with repeated punches to the face and neck, which landed him in the ER.

The lawsuit claims Brown, rather
than being remorseful, began
mocking Mike G on social media and
bragging to friends about the
beating. Mike G says Brown had the
audacity to tell people working on his tour, if they got out of line he'd
beat them just like he beat Mike G.


Mike G says Brown's rage was drug-
fueled and the suit mention concern
for retaliation from Brown's "gang
member friends."
Mike G's attorney, Patty Glaser, tells TMZ,

"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."

Chris just responded to the lawsuit in an Instagram video, claiming he fired Mike G for stealing money from him. Mike G's lawyer says that's not true and they will be adding a defamation claim to the lawsuit.