was never paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical care in the final years of the Dogg Pound member's life.

Nate moved into CareMeridian's treatment facility after suffering his second stroke in 2008. In legal papers obtained by TMZ, CareMeridian claimed the singer received more than $290,000 in medical treatment from 2008 until 2010, and one of Nate's managers, David Michery, personally guaranteed the facility would get paid.

Michery told TMZ he vouched for the bill in 2010  because nobody else would step up to the plate, unlike "none of Nate's so-called rapper friends,"

According to Michery, hospital staff stated that  it was imperative that Nate receive treatment at the CareMeridian Center at the time  because Nate's  life was on the line.

"I was the only person who would come forward because I didn't want him to die," Michery told TMZ. "Me and Nate have 20 years history together and I did what everyone should have done and tried to save his life ... not let him get kicked out in the streets and die."

David says he intends to pay the costs by releasing several never-before-heard Nate Dogg tracks that he claims he owns. He also says he doesn't have any regrets about stepping up to the plate to try and save Nate Dogg's life and added, "I would do it again in a minute. I just wish that the people he looked out for all these years and the people who claim to love him so much would help out."

Warren G  also spoke on the matter and told TMZ, "I rode with Nate 'til the end ... I did what I could do for him with other things financially.  If I was able to pay for his hospital bill, I would have. I made several calls to numerous people for help. I love Nate ... he's my brother."

No word yet from Snoop who would appear to be the most financially secure out of all the Dogg Pound members.

Now maybe the real issue that needs to be addressed is how many rappers actually invest in life  and health insurance policies before they go out and buy all these chains and whips.

When Nate Dogg died, a charity fund was set up to take care of his expenses and for his children which was a telltale sign that something was extremely wrong within the camp.

Sad situation all the way around.  Hopefully Michery won't be left alone holding the bag.

Peep some classic Nate below:

“My recommendation, slash, nomination for ‘Stoner of the Year' 2011 is none other than Pittsburgh's finest. Yes sir, Mr. Wiz Khalifa,” said Snoop. The Doggfather, who recently announced that he is working on his twelfth studio LP, took home the award in 2002.

“That's a prestigious award, to have that on your mantel,” added Snoop.

Why Wiz? Why not? “Who better to have it,” said the left coast legend, giving a glowing endorsement of his protégé. “He smoked everywhere he went. He did it high, he did it low. He did it underwater, he did it overseas. He did it everywhere he went. He's the uncut champion.”

High Times' 2011 ‘Stoner of the Year' will be crowned at this year's Medical Cannabis Cup in Los Angeles, California. February 11-12. The duo's new stoner flick, Mac & Devin Go To High School, is due to hit theaters later this month.

Nate moved into CareMeridian's treatment facility after suffering his second stroke in 2008. In legal papers obtained by TMZ, CareMeridian claimed the singer received more than $290,000 in medical treatment from 2008 until 2010, and one of Nate's managers, David Michery, personally guaranteed the facility would get paid.

But according to the lawsuit, the check never came even after Nate died on March 15, 2011. Now, the court has entered a default judgment against Nate's estate and Michery, ordering them to pay $293,512.52.

No Trespassing also features $hort collaborating with Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Twista, Rico Tha Kidd and Dom Kennedy as the O.G. shows no signs of slowing down.

It sounds as though this was recorded a while ago, but the audio is just now being released. Regardless of the date, you can still appreciate what Wiz did to Gudda Gudda's "I Don't Like The Look."

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Now the Doggfather is moving forward with his own work, and took to Twitter to make the announcement of his new studio album.

While we await a release date on the project, we can surely look forward to the Vice Party Legend, providing entertainment in all forms. More specifically, giving advice on relationships, as he did with NJ Nets Forward, Kris Humphries, after his recent divorce with Kim Kardashian.

Listen and download below.

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Listen and download below. 

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Proceed for No Trespassing's artwork and tracklist.

1. What The F*ck
2. Got Her Like
3. Playa Fo Life
4. Trying To Come Up featuring C.O.
5. Crush Cologne featuring Rico Tha Kidd & DJ Upgrade
6. The Magazine featuring Chase Hattan
7. I Got Caught featuring Martin Luther
8. I'm A Stop featuring 50 Cent
9. Hog Ridin' featuring Richie Rich
10. P*rno B*tch
11. Shut Up Nancy featuring Kokane
12. Boss featuring Silk-E
13. Hey featuring Silk-E
14. Money On The Floor featuring E-40
15. Double Header featuring Wallpaper
16. Respect The Pimpin' featuring Snoop Dogg
17. Ba Boom Cha

The mix of Snoop, a party, and the Playboy Mansion is guaranteed to be entertaining. Enjoy.