A judge said Duane Davis can serve house arrest with electronic monitoring ahead of his June trial.
In this week's Legal Beat, T.I. and Tiny face sexual assault allegations, French Montana wins an unusual copyright victory, Cher battles her son in court, and much more.
A Los Angeles judge ruled the singer's attorneys hadn't given Elijah Blue Allman and his lawyers the necessary documents in time and set another hearing for Jan. 29.
French won a lawsuit over allegations of illegal sampling, but the judge says the star rapper shouldn't celebrate after winning on a technicality.
Lengyel was arrested after investigators discovered human remains in a wooded area of Tilden Regional Park in Berkeley, California.
The late King of Pop was mentioned during a deposition in the lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell, though he was not accused of any wrongdoing.
The country star's attorneys want to drop him as a client, but they're now facing pushback from one of his accusers.
In the music industry's latest high-profile sexual abuse case, a woman claims the famous couple drugged her after they met in the VIP section of a club.
Defense attorneys asked for more time to respond to prosecutors' allegation that former gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis could pose a threat to the public.
In this week's Legal Beat, Billboard is recapping last year's biggest music law stories — plus a new ruling against Nirvana, a lawsuit against SiriusXM and much more.
