An October 2016 lawsuit filed in Dallas District Court alleged Sanders attacked a security officer. Following a dispute about Sanders disrupting a high school class, John Darjean claimed Sanders slammed his elbow into Darjean's chest and continued to hit Darjean after he fell. The case went to trial in 2022, but Sanders did not appear for the trial.[26] Therefore, a default judgment was entered against Sanders.[27] The court ordered Sanders to pay Darjean $11.89 million.[26]

In October 2023, Sanders filed for bankruptcy, declaring he had $11.3 million in liabilities, including the court judgment against him.[27] The bankruptcy petition stated Sanders had $478,000 in assets, including a 2023 Mercedes valued at $75,900 and necklaces valued at $75,000.[27] Sanders’ attorney amended the petition in December 2023 to reduce the value of his assets to $320,000. This reduction included the removal of the high-value necklaces from the list of assets as they were alleged to have been on loan pursuant to an NIL deal with Saki Diamonds.[27] Darjean is currently contesting the bankruptcy filing, alleging Sanders transferred funds received from NIL deals to his company, Big 21, LLC, as a way to improperly shield his assets from the judgment he obtained against Sanders personally.[27] Sanders has admitted he did not disclose several social media NIL deals and that he is the sole owner of Big 21 LLC and SS21 LLC, but denied improperly failing to disclose contracts with those companies related to his NIL deals.[26]

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5765806&forum_id=2!#49209167)

John Darjean, a high school security officer at Shilo Sanders’ high school,

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5765806&forum_id=2!#49209228)

"In a lawsuit filed in Dallas District Court in 2016, Darjean claimed he had "sustained severe and permanent injuries including a broken neck, damage to his cervical spine, permanent neurological injuries and irreversible incontinence."

In a 2022 trial, in which Shilo Sanders did not appear, the court ruled in Darjean's favor, ruling he should be paid $11.89m. Pursuant to a default judgment, the court found Shilo Sanders had committed assault and battery. Shilo claims he had no knowledge of the lawsuit or opportunity to defend himself."

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5765806&forum_id=2!#49209236)