In this week's Legal Beat, a breakdown of the music industry's top lawyers, a lawsuit over the Rolling Stones logo, a bid for a new trial by Tory Lanez, and more.
A nearby development site has agreed to stop using a name that the festival's organizers claimed was an attempt to free-ride on Coachella's popularity.
DiCaprio said he had known the defendant since sometime in the 1990s when they met backstage after a Fugees concert.
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are facing allegations that they infringed two little-known songs, but experts say the lawsuit is unlikely to succeed.
The men were booked for assault and robbery in the attack on the "TROLLZ" rapper at an LA Fitness on March 21.
Carter's accuser claimed the Backstreet Boy was using his "wealth and celebrity" to silence her, but a judge allowed his accusations to proceed.
Pras Michel pocketed over $100 million in the saga involving “political intrigue, backroom dealing … burner phones and lies,” the prosecutor says.
With the rapper facing a potential 21-year prison sentence, his lawyers say the judge overseeing last year's trial made some major mistakes.
Lawsuit claims March 4th incident seriously injured six-year-old child.
A chain of apparel stores says it received an "unfounded" threat of litigation over T-shirts emblazoned with a familiar-looking mouth.
