In this week's Legal Beat, Limp Bizkit alleges decades of unpaid royalties, Nelly's copyright battle takes a twist, Barry White's estate sues over a chart-topping hit, and much more.
The lawsuits, including one by a man who says Combs assaulted him as a minor at a "white party," come from a lawyer who has threatened to file over 100 such cases.
Weeks after the pharma executive told a judge he wasn't sure who had copies, she now says he must take the witness stand and be questioned by opposing lawyers.
Lauren Pisciotta, the ex-assistant who filed the lawsuit, previously sued Ye in June.
“I was too scared to tell anybody," Buku Abi, now 26, said in a new two-part documentary.
Theobald “Theo” Lengyel, who played on the experimental rock band's 1991 debut, will be sentenced in November.
A judge denied the hip-hop mogul's immediate release while a three-judge panel weighs his bail request.
Police allege he assaulted a woman in a hotel room after he performed in a Perth nightclub.
At a hearing in Manhattan federal court, a judge set a date that was in line with what Diddy's lawyers wanted.
The case is the latest to accuse a major brand of using copyrighted music in videos on Instagram and other platforms without the required synch licenses.
