West is seeking freedom from the contract, as well as ownership of all works published after October 2010.
Following a bitter dispute, Williams has finally gotten full approval to move forward with construction.
The onetime members of the band had claimed they didn’t receive their fair share of the profits.
The Prince Estate may be notoriously litigious, but we’re totally on board with this one.
After losing a court case, Horror, Inc. retains the rights to Jason, but not the title.
Protracted legal battle has ended with an eight-figure settlement and Weezy’s freedom from Cash Money.
Meanwhile, the R&B singer is facing a new lawsuit from a woman accusing him of sexual battery, false imprisonment, and failure to disclose an STD.
The guitar is said to be worth millions and was supposedly the last one played by Cobain before his passing.
The Compton rapper argued that consumers would confuse him with the Pennsylvania-based doctor.
Following a three-month battle involving her Lust For Life track “Get Free” and Radiohead’s hit “Creep”.
McFarland also faces 40 years in a federal prison after pleading guilty to two counts of federal wire fraud.
The judge ruled the lyrics “lack the modicum of originality and creativity required for copyright protection.”
