In this week's Legal Beat, Young Thug heads home, Universal sues TuneCore, Ed Sheeran wins a copyright case, Metro Boomin faces allegations and much more.
“We have been passed a file by the police to consider a charging decision in this case," the Crown Prosecution Service.
Jeffrey Williams Sr. has been supportive of his son since he was taken into custody more than two years ago.
The superstar rapper walked out of jail a free man on Thursday (Oct. 31), but that climactic moment was set into motion months ago.
The highly publicized trial kicked off in November 2023, with the rapper accepting a plea deal on Halloween 2024.
An appeals court says that allowing Sheeran's accusers to proceed with their infringement lawsuit over “Thinking Out Loud” could "stifle creativity" for future songwriters.
The new complaint accuses Eothen "Egon" Alapatt, who was previously sued by the estate of Madlib collaborator MF DOOM, of "repeatedly breaching his duties" for his own benefit.
The hip-hop community is celebrating after news broke that Young Thug will be released from custody after receiving 15 years probation and no prison time.
More than two years after he was arrested on sweeping gang charges, Thug's guilty plea marks a key turning point in a criminal case that has rocked the music industry.
Weeks after Combs' lawyers accused the government of leaking evidence, prosecutors say it's a ruse by his legal team to prevent jurors from seeing the tape.
