The hip-hop mogul accuses Courtney Burgess, attorney Ariel Mitchell & NewsNation of knowingly lying about the tapes' existence, thereby depriving him of a fair trial.
The museum says it's a "fair use" to display a copyrighted photo to "contextualize" an exhibit of Eddie's famous guitars — and they have a federal court ruling to prove it.
A federal judge rejects the band's demand to void its decades-old contracts with the music giant, a central accusation in the blockbuster lawsuit.
The R&B star is accusing Warner Bros. Discovery of moving forward with the film's release even "after being provided proof that their information was false."
In this week's Legal Beat, Drake brings a lawyer to a rap fight, TikTok's legal rollercoaster continues, Nelly battles a "frivolous" lawsuit and much more.
The PRO says Suno is using their members' works without consent and profiting from them.
Axel Rudakubana made the unexpected plea just before jury selection was set to begin.
The rapper says the gym should have prevented an attack in which he was "brutally beaten, assaulted and robbed" by three men in a sauna.
The unanimous ruling, citing national security concerns about China's control over the popular app, means a key part of the modern music ecosystem might soon go dark.
The star says the case, filed by one of his former St. Lunatics bandmates, is so “baseless” that the attorneys who filed it should face legal penalties.
