The case claims that Walt Disney placed an unfair "do not book edict" on the disco legends.
The musicians say the U.K. collecting society lacks transparency and accuses it of placing "unreasonable" terms on its members.
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Two months after the star sued a spurned fan who allegedly leaked her unfinished album, he's agreed to never again share her unreleased materials.
The singer-actor was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated on June 17.
Judge Ural Glanville has repeatedly refused to recuse himself over allegations of a secret meeting, so defense attorneys are asking the state's top court to step in.
A producer claimed he had “no doubt” that Megan's smash hit infringed his song, but a federal judge now says she has plenty of doubts.
The star's attorneys say the move to drop the "frivolous" case was made “unilaterally” by Madonna's accusers after they realized they couldn't extract a settlement payment.
"He will have a lot to say," JT's attorney Edward Burke Jr. says.
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