Ronisha Huston is seeking a court order forcing the Main Street Armory to hand over video footage, emergency exit plans and other crucial information.
In this week's Legal Beat, a breakdown of the music industry's top lawyers, a lawsuit over the Rolling Stones logo, a bid for a new trial by Tory Lanez, and more.
A nearby development site has agreed to stop using a name that the festival's organizers claimed was an attempt to free-ride on Coachella's popularity.
DiCaprio said he had known the defendant since sometime in the 1990s when they met backstage after a Fugees concert.
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are facing allegations that they infringed two little-known songs, but experts say the lawsuit is unlikely to succeed.
Carter's accuser claimed the Backstreet Boy was using his "wealth and celebrity" to silence her, but a judge allowed his accusations to proceed.
Pras Michel pocketed over $100 million in the saga involving “political intrigue, backroom dealing … burner phones and lies,” the prosecutor says.
Lawsuit claims March 4th incident seriously injured six-year-old child.
A chain of apparel stores says it received an "unfounded" threat of litigation over T-shirts emblazoned with a familiar-looking mouth.
In this week's Legal Beat, a ruling on R. Kelly's royalties, a settlement for 50 Cent, a big win for Childish Gambino, a bizarre case against Afroman, and more.
