Pooh Shiesty is set for a February 2027 trial in the bombshell criminal case that alleges he forced Gucci Mane to sign a record deal release at gunpoint. […]
Federal Circuit applies unforgiving standard for accrual of statute of limitations on DTSA claims | White & Case LLP
On May 28, 2026, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit overturned a $59 million damages award for trade secret misappropriation under the Defend Trade Secrets […]
Live Nation-Ticketmaster, Katy Perry Case, J. Cole Settlement: Music Law
The entire music industry is asking the same question: Will Live Nation and Ticketmaster get broken up? It’s what critics have wanted since the two concert giants merged […]
Shakira Tax Ruling, Live Nation Case, Charlie Brown Lawsuits & More Top Music Law News
THE BIG STORY: Nobody likes filing their taxes. But for globe-trotting music stars on cross-border tours, it’s an even bigger problem — and one that can lead to […]
Shakira’s Tax Case & the Math of International Touring: Analysis
In 2011, Shakira spent 163 days in Spain between stops on her blockbuster Sale el Sol world tour. That tally ended up being crucial in the star’s long […]
Real Madrid’s Bernabéu Beats Taylor Swift, Karol G Show Noise Case
Real Madrid says it has won the dismissal of a criminal investigation into alleged noise pollution from concerts at Bernabéu Stadium, which has hosted major shows from artists […]
YNW Melly Denied Bond Again in Long-Delayed Murder Case
YNW Melly has been denied release on bond yet again as he awaits trial in Florida in a long-running double murder case — a decision that his lawyers […]
D4vd Murder Charge, Bad Bunny Lawsuit, BTS Leak Case: Legal News Recap
THE BIG STORY: You probably don’t need me to tell you: Live Nation and Ticketmaster lost their antitrust trial. After 15 years of gripes, three years of litigation, […]
California Supreme Court Reviews CEQA Exemption Scope in Sunflower Alliance Case | Nossaman LLP
On April 6, 2026, the California Supreme Court heard oral argument in Sunflower Alliance v. California Department of Conservation (Case No. S287414). The case addresses two key California […]
Chancery Dismisses Case, Reasons Group Pleading does not Satisfy Elements of Fraudulent Concealment | Morris James LLP
To plead fraudulent concealment under Delaware law, a plaintiff must plead an affirmative act of concealment by a defendant. This decision from the Court of Chancery demonstrates that […]