The estate of late rapper MF DOOM has launched a lawsuit against the former manager of the Stones Throw label.
Dwight Howard is facing a lawsuit claiming that he sexually assaulted a man at his home and tried to force a threesome.
Melissa Cooper, a white former executive for Mass Appeal, which was founded by Nas, is suing the company for racial discrimination.
Future has one less thing to worry about thanks to a judge that is tune with the culture. She has dismissed a copyright lawsuit against him.
In the past few years, Nike hasn't been scared to flex their legal muscle as they've been suing any and everyone they feel are exploiting their products for their own personal financial gain.
It seems like Offset is no longer at odds with his recording home. He has dismissed his lawsuit against Quality Control Music.
Lizzo released a statement using the Notes app addressing the recent filing of a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by three former dancers.
Lizzo was hit with a lawsuit from three of her background dancers who are alleging sexual assault among other offenses.
A landlord is suing Vic Mensa claiming that the rapper has not paid rent owed for months, but the artist says that he no longer lives in the building. Mensa also states that a break-in at his apartment which occurred in March underscored the building's lack of safety.
The city of New York has approved a settlement of over $13 million to go to protesters who were subjected to brutal treatment by New York Police Department officers during protests in 2020 over the death of George Floyd. The settlement comes after two years of back-and-forth with the city, with plaintiffs alleging how NYPD officers resorted to "kettling" and other tactics.
Confidential details in Diddy's lawsuit against Diageo are now unsealed thanks to a ruling by the presiding judge. The details include allegations by the mogul of the global brand's failure to market his DeLeon tequila company per their agreement in 2013.
Kevin Brophy, a man who lost a lawsuit against Cardi B alleging that she caused emotional damage due to the use of his back tattoo on her album cover, has agreed to pay her legal fees amounting to $350,000. The lawyers for Kevin Brophy also told a judge that he won't pursue any more lawsuits against the superstar.
