A week after talk of a mistrial, prosecutors continue to show a new willingness to strike deals rather than risk starting the massive case over from scratch.
Days after a high-profile false story about the shooting case circulated on social media, the superstar is taking legal action over a "campaign of harassment and cyberbullying."
The rapper, who famously struck a plea deal with prosecutors and flipped on his former gangmates, stands accused of violating the terms of his supervised release.
The deal comes two years after Adidas terminated its lucrative partnership with the rapper over his antisemitic statements and erratic behavior.
False claims about Lanez's case went viral on social media over the weekend, prompting Megan's attorney to threaten legal action: "They're going to face consequences."
More than a dozen years after Beyoncé applied to secure trademark protections on her daughter’s name, lawyers for the superstar are still arguing with the trademark office.
Newly unsealed court documents lay out the case against Durk, who prosecutors allege was the leader of a "hybrid" of a rap collective and a criminal street gang.
The touring giant said Michael Rapino had no business being deposed over the deadly crowd crush. But victims' lawyers argued that he was directly involved in key decisions.
In this week's Legal Beat, 2 Live Crew wins back its catalog, Young Thug’s attorney beats a contempt conviction, Diddy faces more abuse accusations and much more.
The decision will finally end a bizarre episode in which attorney Brian Steel was sentenced to 20 days in jail after he exposed a secret meeting between the judge and prosecutors.
