A grand jury is weighing charges, but Scott's attorney tells Billboard that police have not indicated there is "any evidence of a crime” on the part of his client.
The rapper's lawyers claimed he had tried to "distance himself" from his criminal past, but prosecutors said he "amplified" the gang through his music.
Jose Teran is the first of two YouTube fraudsters to be sentenced. His partner is schedule for sentencing later this summer.
The rapper could be facing a big bill after his failed lawsuit claiming MGA's line of dolls copied the look of a defunct teen pop trio created by his wife, Tameka “Tiny” Harris.
The company says the rapper turned a "garden-variety" business dispute into a "sham" by making "inflammatory" claims of racism.
In this week's Legal Beat, Kesha & Dr. Luke end their long lawsuit, RIAA takes aim at AI, Kanye strikes back against a sampling suit, and much more.
Genius claimed a ruling for Google over lyrics was “unjust” and “absurd," but the Supreme Court isn't interested.
Weeks after a similar law was struck down in Tennessee, a federal judge says Florida's new statute is likely also unconstitutional.
The deal will resolve allegations that the star singer's video was created with "blatant disregard" of a filmmaker's intellectual property.
Citing copyright infringement, RIAA is demanding that Discord disable a server dedicated to AI voice models and unmask some of its users.
