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A lottery ticket worth $12.8 million has sparked a legal dispute in the U.S. with multiple claimants. The ticket was printed at a Circle K store in Phoenix, Arizona, last November. Recently, another individual claimed rights to the ticket, complicating the case further. Circle K has initiated legal proceedings to determine the rightful owner. Robert Gawlitza, a former store manager, asserts the ticket belongs to him and a colleague, while Soonchun Kim, a customer, claims she requested tickets but did not pay in full. The situation is complicated by the lottery's rules regarding unsold tickets. A hearing is set for November 6, but resolving ownership may take longer.