While the first copyright rulings have come out on the side of AI platforms, this is hardly a death knell for the music giants’ lawsuits against Suno, Udio and Anthropic, legal experts say.
Shoe retailer DSW claims the major labels are using settlement demands to “bully” businesses into paying for songs they use on Instagram and TikTok.
A web series creator is alleging that the rapper's upcoming comedy film copies her title.
Lauren Pisciotta says in an amended complaint that the controversial rapper lured her in by falsely promising to help advance her music career.
The victim "likely suffered great mental pain," the judge said.
A judge says the plaintiff’s expert witness is unqualified, pointing to deposition testimony that he found infringement based merely on his “instinct” granted “by God.”
The lawsuit says Biggie’s widow "wrongfully withheld” Voletta Wallace’s cut of the Primary Wave deal, which was reportedly valued at $100 million.
The estate has named Frank Cascio, a manager who defended the King of Pop against pedophilia claims in his 2011 memoir, as the man behind a supposed “shakedown” plot.
The ruling significantly narrows the claims of April Lampros, who was the seventh alleged victim to sue the rapper last year.
In this week’s Legal Beat, Diddy is acquitted of his heftiest charges, Megan Thee Stallion must face claims over sex in a car, T.I.'s $71 million doll verdict is slashed and much more.
