The musicians say the U.K. collecting society lacks transparency and accuses it of placing "unreasonable" terms on its members.
A producer claimed he had “no doubt” that Megan's smash hit infringed his song, but a federal judge now says she has plenty of doubts.
The K-pop giant claims that Chen, Baekhyun and Xiumin have failed to pay a 10% intellectual property royalty fee — one the trio alleges they aren't obligated to pay.
After years of fulfilling the rapper's "unrealistic production requests," the company says the rapper is refusing to pay their bills from Rolling Loud and other concerts.
A decision on whether to throw out the case, in which the MSG CEO is alleged to have sexually assaulted a tour masseuse, is expected early next week.
The star rapper is accused of using a famous sample without a license, but his lawyers say he only used a common phrase that's too basic to be locked up by one person.
In the latest lawsuit over late starts to Madonna concerts, a California ticket buyer says he "felt like he was watching a pornographic film being made.”
The massive copyright case claims that virtually every big song in the genre was illegally copied from a single 1989 track that spawned the “dem bow” rhythm.
Cher's case against Mary Bono — a messy mix of royalties, termination rights and divorce law — ends in a ruling for the superstar singer.
In its sprawling complaint, the government outlines evidence that Michael Rapino colluded with Oak View Group to undercut competitors and cement Ticketmaster's power.
