The lawsuit claims iHeart waited four months before warning subscribers last week, exposing them to identity theft risks that will last "their respective lifetimes.”
The music giant says the new claims about the performance prove that Drake's case is just an "attack on the commercial and creative success of the rap artist who defeated him."
Robinson's denial comes one day after the Motown legend was hit with a $50 million sexual assault lawsuit by four of his former housekeepers.
By removing his lyrics from the case, Durk's attorneys say prosecutors have “effectively conceded” that they presented "misleading information" to keep him locked up.
A dispute over who owns the rights to 1967 R&B song that was heavily sampled in Bakar's social media sleeper hit has spilled into federal court.
The suit, which also names Robinson's wife as a defendant, says the R&B legend followed a pattern when raping the housekeepers in his Los Angeles-area home over nearly 20 years.
Jury selection is underway at Diddy's sex trafficking and racketeering trial in New York City.
In this week's Legal Beat, prosecutors stop quoting Lil Durk's lyrics, Diddy's trial gets underway, Jimmy Page faces a copyright case and much more.
Amid a nasty feud with the lawyer who filed a rape lawsuit against him, the superstar now claims his legal foe ordered staffers to edit wikis as part of his "extortionate scheme."
Revlon's Elizabeth Arden made millions selling Britney's fragrances for years, but went to court last year over claims that its own execs took her business to an upstart rival.
