The rapper was convicted in December on three felony counts for shooting Megan in the foot during a late-night altercation in 2020.
In a series of tweets the rapper said she thought her statement would only be seen by the judge in the case.
In written testimony read at Lanez's sentencing hearing Monday, Megan said she has "not experienced a single day of peace" since the shooting.
A police report was filed on Sunday alleging battery, but the Las Vegas police say the star has now been cleared of any crimes.
Crystal Williams, Arianna Davis and Noelle Rodriguez's attorney also said he believes more victims will come forward.
Sony had accused Triller of failing to make timely payments, and the agreement comes months after a judge awarded a $4.6 million judgement against the social video app.
In her first response to the lawsuit, the star says she "would absolutely never criticize or terminate an employee because of their weight."
The “lawyer problem” can and will be fixed by a combination of education and training and the deployment of deal-making tools, writes David Fritz.
The British star is now facing her third copyright lawsuit over the smash hit song.
In this week's Legal Beat, Taylor escapes a copyright lawsuit, Lizzo is sued by former dancers, Cardi B faces a Las Vega police report, and more.
