Facing claims he subjected a tour masseuse to "unlawful and unwelcome sex acts" while his band opened for the Eagles, Dolan says the allegations are "lies."
The reported incident occurred shortly after the pop star's final Eras Tour show in Sydney.
In this week's Legal Beat, the Jackson estate battles the singer's mother, a judge quotes Taylor in a ruling on Metallica, Tennessee passes AI legislation and much more.
Helicopter footage appears to show two of the Bad Boy mogul's children in handcuffs.
Amid a bitter fight over whether the estate must pay Katherine Jackson's legal bills, the estate's executors claims she's already been paid millions.
The law will replace the state's statutory right of publicity law with regulations against AI deep fakes and give local artists protection over their voices for the first time.
Blanket Jackson claims Katherine Jackson's ongoing objections to the deal are a "waste" of time and the estate shouldn't foot the bill for them.
Metallica's case is one of numerous lawsuits, many of them unsuccessful, aimed at forcing insurance companies to pay for losses caused by pandemic cancellations.
The stars argued they should be reimbursed after defeating a "frivolous" song-theft lawsuit, but a federal judge ruled the duo must pay their own lawyers.
In this week's Legal Beat, Kelly Clarkson files a new lawsuit, R. Kelly appeals his verdict, Ariana Grande finalizes her divorce and much more.
