Critics say the restrictions deprive the public of crucial information about an important case, but an appeals court doesn't share those concerns.
With a trial set for next week, YouTube's accuser wants an emergency pause while she seeks to overturn a ruling that dramatically reduced the size of the case.
In this week's Legal Beat, prosecutors ask Sony and UMPG to hand over Kelly's cash, Dua Lipa wins a ruling in her copyright case over "Levitating" and more.
The rap mogul's 29-year-old son was booked on misdemeanor charges.
"This win represents a triumph over hate. Our first amendment rights were affirmed today as drag artists and makers of theatre," plaintiffs Friends of George's wrote in a statement.
The weird case -- a trademark battle over a line of cereal cups called “OK Go!” -- will end with a "confidential settlement agreement."
Paparazzo Nichol Lechmanik says the alleged altercation caused her "great mental, and emotional pain and suffering."
The workers allegedly booked $173,000 on trades before news of the K-pop group's break caused the company's share price to fall 29%.
The woman sued Cosby under a new California law that suspends the statute of limitations on sex abuse claims.
In new filings, the feds asked a judge to order the two companies to hand over money to help pay Kelly's victims.
