The company has called bans on the app “political theatre.”
The band is now seeking $17 million in damages, following a suit Holmes filed in August.
In an Oct. 6 decision, U.S. District Court Judge William Alsup ruled that the Sonos patent in the case is "unenforceable."
In this week's Legal Beat, new allegations rock the music industry, Cardi B wins at bankruptcy court, the Supreme Court takes a "vitally important" case & more.
A new class action, seeking damages for the “absolute fiasco” last month, is the latest in a growing number of lawsuits by spurned festival attendees.
Emaza Gibson claims the singer pressured her to have sex with him after signing her to his record label — and later dropped her after she repeatedly refused.
A former A&R says MacPherson assaulted her in 2005 while serving as president of music publisher Chrysalis, and then blacklisted her when she reported it.
The agreement marks an abrupt end to what could have been a major battle over copyright "fair use" and the legal protections for parody songs.
Self-described gangster Duane "Keffe D" Davis was indicted by a grand jury on murder charges last week.
SCOTUS is tackling a copyright case that labels and publishers have called “vitally important to the music industry.” Here’s everything you need to know.
