The singer is slated to appear in court in Sag Harbor, New York on Tuesday morning (June 18).
NYC Mayor Eric Adams requested the key to be returned in early June.
The K-pop giant claims that Chen, Baekhyun and Xiumin have failed to pay a 10% intellectual property royalty fee — one the trio alleges they aren't obligated to pay.
After years of fulfilling the rapper's "unrealistic production requests," the company says the rapper is refusing to pay their bills from Rolling Loud and other concerts.
The 58-year-old Arizona man allegedly planned his attack at a May show in Atlanta to create chaos in lead-up to November's presidential election.
Days after suing Martin Shkreli, the group that owns the legendary album says it's "being offered to the public." That's sort of true.
Days after a courtroom showdown saw Brian Steel held in criminal contempt, Georgia's top court hit pause on the jail sentence and agreed to review the controversial ruling.
The company behind the trendy 1980s jackets says Drake's tour t-shirts — which make reference to his song of the same name — infringe its trademark rights.
A federal judge says the group that owns Once Upon a Time in Shaolin will suffer "immediate and irreparable injury" if the convicted pharma executive shares the album.
In this week's Legal Beat, Young Thug's attorney clashes with a judge, baseball's union fires back at Bad Bunny, a Phish fan hears from MSG's lawyers over a bong hit and much more.
