At a hearing before a federal appeals court, the singer's lawyer argued that prosecutors had failed to prove that Kelly violated a law used to target the Mafia.
Allen's former manager asked a judge to dismiss her lawsuit, but another sexual assault case against Allen still looms large.
A decade later, an appeals court says the judge overseeing the trial made "fatal" mistakes that caused a "miscarriage of justice."
Months after she won a $2.6 million ruling against him, Clarkson has filed a new complaint that could potentially go further.
The delay, which will likely postpone a July trial, comes as the rapper's lawyers argue that the charges violate his constitutional right to bear arms.
The star rapper, who was on stage with Travis Scott during some of the deadly concert, says he shouldn't be named in the massive litigation.
In this week's Legal Beat, a judge says Don Henley "manipulated" prosecutors, Bad Bunny sues over concert clips, Linkin Park fights an ex-member, and much more.
After the superstar rapper filed a takedown request with YouTube, the fan allegedly argued he had a legal right to post the footage, sparking a lawsuit.
The case, alleging that the singer operated a toxic workplace for her backup dancers, will now be on ice for at least several months.
The music giant has filed a scathing first response to the lawsuit, which claims that the label's diversity practices were illegal.