In this week's Legal Beat newsletter, Diddy's sex-trafficking trial starts, Taylor Swift faces a subpoena from Justin Baldoni, Halle Bailey claims her ex assaulted her, and much more.
The singer/actress filed a police report against the 27-year-old streamer & rapper, saying "things got physical" starting in January.
Lauren, who was originally booked on suspicion of attempted murder, is now facing two less-serious firearms charges stemming from the bizarre April incident.
The Eleventh Circuit says Florida’s so-called Protection of Children Act “wields a shotgun when the First Amendment allows a scalpel at most.”
A modern iteration of the legendary folk group says it was fooled into paying an "overinflated bill" to a lawyer who actually had no pull at the venue.
A federal judge in Mexico granted the temporary injunction despite the state ban. Here are the details.
The pop star's reps slam the subpoena for "creating tabloid clickbait instead of focusing on the facts of the case."
The artist, suing anonymously, says she suffered "severe emotional trauma" after being harassed at industry events including a music festival, as well as at a Miguel video shoot.
The concert giant says the scathing ruling showed "judicial hostility" to private arbitration and warns that it will have "far-reaching consequences."
The case claims the superstar and his team have “turned a blind eye” to copyright infringement and left a lesser-known artist with “no choice but to file this lawsuit.”
