World famous pop icon and new father Justin Bieber is considering legal action against his former business managers, who he feels squandered his fortune, according to sources who spoke to TMZ. The 30 year old singer, who was discovered on YouTube at the age of 13 by record executive Scooter Braun and was mentored as a teen by R&B singer Usher , quickly shot to fame in 2010 after the success of "Baby," the lead single off his debut album. Since then, Bieber has accumulated a net worth of $300 million, though he reportedly feels that number should be much higher after his managers allegedly made "terrible decisions" with his money.
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Earlier this year, the What Do You Mean? singer fired his business manager Lou Taylor and replaced her with Edward W.
