Lawsuit

"We ask a simple question: What lawsuit? Where was it filed? What is the case number?" reads the statement, shared Wednesday.

Leonora Ann Darby is suing for a 33.33% share of Tea Shop’s net profits from the film, alleging broken promises after the horror movie became a global hit.

U.S. District Judge Fernando L. Aenlle-Rocha granted summary judgment, ruling the alleged conduct fell outside Title VII protections.

Benjamin Provo filed a lawsuit against the artist formerly known as Kanye West in 2024 for alleged discrimination.

Talk about a messy break-up.

The filing is related to a lawsuit filed in 2024 by a former Donda Academy security guard, who accused Ye of discriminating against the school’s Black employees.

Kaitlin Nowak told the court that she and Butler are living together as they work towards resolving their lengthy child custody and support dispute.

The DJ and producer filed a nine-count federal lawsuit against his former collaborator alleging 30 years of unauthorized use of the C+C Music Factory name.

Think you lost money on Cash App? A separate federal restitution fund worth up to $120 million could be your real shot at getting paid back.

The Christian metal band says Netflix's hit film and its upcoming tour are wiping out their 25-year trademark.

Gomez, her mother, and their former business partner are alleged to have deceived investors of their mental health company, Wondermind.

The No Limit Records founder plans to make a "healthy alternative" of cereal through his Miller Family Foods brand.

In a lawsuit, the brand is accused of using a different oil in their Boulder Canyon Avocado Oil Classic Sea Salt Kettle Style Potato Chips.

The Aerosmith singer's accuser, Julia Holcomb, is said to want the jury to hear about her 1975 abortion, which happened after she turned 18.

Brown's lawyers argue a cross-examination question about his 2009 felony conviction irreparably poisoned the jury.

Two investors claim the pair made false representations to secure more than $1 million.

It sounds like Drake's ready to hop back in the booth to battle.

A New Mexico court ordered the tech giant to pay the amount following its loss in a seven-week trial.