Lawsuit between Tiffany Haddish and ex-manager to be settled in arbitration instead of court.

Tiffany Haddish has won a small victory in the lawsuit that her former friend Trizah Morris filed against her. According to Radar Online, Haddish requested that the lawsuit be heard in arbitration since Morris signed a non-disclosure agreement and the judge granted her request. Haddish's filing stated that Morris allegedly agreed that all disputes would be heard in arbitration instead of state court.

However, Morris has accused Haddish of not living up to her end of the initial agreement by not making the payments of $100,000 per breach of the agreement. Morris's adult children had previously sued the comedian and fellow comedian Aries Spears for alleged sexual abuse before settling out of court last year.

According to filed documents, Morris said Haddish became close with her and her two children, even citing that the kids referred to her as “Auntie Tiff.” It was during the summer of 2014 that Morris alleged Haddish “groomed and solicited” the minors to “perform in, film, record, publish, and distribute sexually inappropriate” material for a YouTube video.

After the two children settled the case last September, Morris said Haddish and Spears defamed her publicly, stating that she was trying to extort the two comedians. Morris requested that the two comedians release a statement clearing her from the extortion claims, but that did not happen. She stated that she suffered anxiety and mental anguish over the damage done to her reputation, leading to her filing the lawsuit.

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