A Maricopa County judge is expected to rule next week on whether a $12.8 million lottery jackpot belongs to a store manager or the Circle K corporation.

The dispute stems from a February lawsuit filed in Superior Court regarding a winning ticket for “The Pick” sold at a Scottsdale, Arizona location on 56th Street and Bell Road.

According to the complaint reportedly filed by Circle K, a clerk accidentally printed $85 worth of tickets for a customer who only intended to buy $60 worth. The extra 25 tickets were set aside and remained unsold to the public.

The lawsuit alleges that the following day, store manager Robert Gawlitza realized one of the leftover tickets held the winning numbers.…