In this week's Legal Beat, Michael's estate challenges a rare record release, two more music #MeToo cases are filed in court, Google loses an antitrust trial and more.
The Savannah rapper was taken into custody on Dec. 8.
Lawyers for Michael's estate warn the sale could “expose you to liability" and is "the opposite of honoring Michael Jackson."
Born Trevor Hurd, he was picked up by U.S. Marshals seconds after his charges were dropped by an LA County judge.
Exceed Talent Capital says it paid the rapper for the right to turn "Bedtime" into a fractional investment vehicle — only to find he had an exclusive deal with Alamo Records.
Bad Boy Records boss Sean Combs has denied the allegations against him.
The lawsuit says a staffer spent two years in the mid-1990s as "prey to a predator" that the Recording Academy "could have stopped.”
The latest allegations against the hip-hop mogul claim he "sex trafficked" a 17-year-old high school junior before assaulting her in his studio.
There are “no special First Amendment protections" for a sneaker that rapper released with a Brooklyn art collective, a federal court says.
In this week's Legal Beat, Hall v. Oates goes public, the YSL trial finally starts, Kelly Clarkson wins $2.6 million from her ex-husband, and more.
