Baker Mayfield has escalated the legal battle over $12 million he was allegedly owed by his father’s financial firm.

Mayfield sued his father’s company, Camwood Ventures, and subsidiaries last year, losing more than $12 million in funds.

Mayfield’s father, James W. Mayfield, is the majority owner of Camwood and the quarterback’s brother, Matt, is also a shareholder.

Last week, Mayfield and his wife Emily filed a new lawsuit against Camwood in U.S. District Court, claiming the two sides reached a confidential settlement earlier this year but the terms were not met, according to Texas NBC affiliate KXAN.

The first purported term of the settlement called for a repayment of $11.7 million plus interest starting last September.

Mayfield’s lawyers also claimed that the above settlement included the refinancing of a loan to help the company repay it, as well as access to Camwood’s books.

However, Mayfield’s lawyers claim that the quarterback was not given the money he was owed or access to the books.

“To date, Camwood Capital has not repaid even a dollar under the Settlement Agreement, Defendants have failed to refinance their existing loan, and Defendants have not provided Plaintiffs access to their books and records,” the lawsuit states. “As a result, plaintiffs were left with no choice but to file a breach of settlement lawsuit to recover the assets wrongfully deprived of them.”

Mayfield’s lawsuit alleged that Camwood took $12.2 million from him without his knowledge and transferred it to several subsidiaries between 2018 and 2021.

The money was used to cover the companies’ operating costs, the lawsuit says.