Buss siblings oppose Jeanie Buss' bid to block Lakers stake sale
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026
The Buss family's legal dispute over the sale of their remaining stake in the Los Angeles Lakers continues. On October 7, Jim, Johnny, Janie, Joey, and Jessie Buss filed formal opposition in Los Angeles Superior Court against their sister Jeanie Buss, who seeks to prevent the sale of the family's 17.8% stake. Jeanie filed a petition claiming the sale aims to remove her as the team's governor and argues it lacks financial sense. The siblings emphasize their commitment to ensure all beneficiaries are treated equally, amid ongoing discussions. A court hearing is set for December 8, as they navigate their father's trust provisions regarding ownership transfer.
- •Buss siblings filed opposition on October 7 in court.
- •Jeanie Buss claims siblings' sale is an attempt to oust her.
- •Court hearing scheduled for December 8.
- •Siblings voted to sell stake amid unresolved discussions.
- •Current stake includes 17.8% of Lakers.
- 11:00 PMYahoo Sports — Buss siblings file formal opposition after Jeanie Buss' attempts to block remaining sale of Lakers stake
"The Buss family legal battle over their remaining stake in the Lakers appears to be far from over.
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