Also in this week's recap: Prince's big day at the Supreme Court, a $10 million judgment against Slacker, and much more.
SoundExchange sued this summer, claiming the streamer stopped paying in 2017.
Kevin Brophy says the cover of Cardi's debut mixtape left him "devastated." Her lawyers say he's trying to "cash in the legal equivalent of a lotto ticket.”
Allowing a lawsuit over "basic musical building blocks" to move forward toward trial will hurt future songwriters, Sheeran's attorneys argue.
A message threatening to "whack" someone played a key role in denying bond to Gunna. Having seen it, his attorneys now say prosecutors hoodwinked the judge.
The rapper's lawyers have warned that Tasha is taking "steps to insulate herself" from the huge damages award against her.
The application was "filed against the principle of good faith," the KIPO tells Big Hit parent HYBE, noting V first used the "Borahae" term in 2016.
Will the case make "countless" works illegal? Or effectively make copyright law meaningless? The high court heard both arguments.
The comedian & his co-plaintiff Clayton English allege they were racially profiled and illegally stopped at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
The singer, who has a preliminary Jan. 3 trial date, is denying the allegations.
