A former employee alleged the Lifetime doc falsely portrayed her in a "sinister" light, but a federal judge rules that free speech allows for "breathing space" around controversial topics.
In this week's Legal Beat, Daddy Yankee goes back to court, Jay-Z keeps battling with his accuser, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour tickets are allegedly hacked, and much more.
At a hearing in Los Angeles, a federal judge looks unlikely to immediately dismiss a lawsuit accusing Cyrus of copying the Bruno Mars song "When I Was Your Man."
Five months after a federal appeals court rejected an infringement lawsuit over Sheeran's "Thinking Out Loud," the star's accusers want the nine justices to revive their case.
The woman says she hasn't recanted and wasn't pressured to target Jay-Z. His lawyers responded with a flurry of new filings, including reports from private investigators.
The superstar accuses Mireddys González Castellanos and her sister of negligently running two of his companies and engaging in a defamatory campaign against him.
The deal came as the prolific rapper is gearing up to start performing in concert again for the first time after taking a plea deal to end his years-long criminal case in Atlanta.
Weeks after the Jane Doe dropped her stunning allegations, Jay-Z is suing her and her lawyers for malicious prosecution and abuse of process.
The artist's claims against UMG remain active, and a hearing on a motion by UMG's lawyers to dismiss the petition is scheduled for this week.
Kirk Burrowes claims Janice Smalls coordinated with her son and other co-conspirators to intimidate him into signing over his alleged 25% stake in Bad Boy Entertainment.
