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A tribe-owned entity claims Dallas Cowboys great Emmitt Smith and a business partner took what was intended as an investment in a solar farm project and used it to repay another investor.
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A tribe-owned entity filed a lawsuit Monday against former Dallas Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith in the Court of Chancery, claiming he and his business partner defrauded the company out of $2.5 million.
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