
Bohm fights to reclaim $528K from parents as finances dispute with Phillies intensifies
Alec Bohm’s lawyers have filed for a preliminary injunction to recover $528,618 allegedly withdrawn by his parents from a Bohm-linked brokerage account, part of a broader suit in which he seeks about $3 million for alleged mismanagement of his finances via LLCs; a Philadelphia judge gave the parents 10 days to respond and Bohm has asked to pause a Florida arbitration, pushing the dispute toward Philadelphia court action. Amid the case, Bohm fired agent Scott Boras and hired Nick Chanock, with the conflict centering on how earnings were handled and represented in operating agreements for the LLCs.

