Sony Music Files Expanded Copyright Suit Against Udio After Judge Rejects 30-K-Track Addition
Sony Music Entertainment launched a new copyright complaint against generative‑AI platform Udio on July 20, 2026, afte...
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Fuerza Regida Retains Seven-Year Rule Claim After Judge Dismisses Other Allegations
On July 14 2026, District Judge Hernán D. Vera of the Los Angeles County Superior Court dismissed the bulk of Fuerza Re...
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Sam Smith and Normani Seek to Dismiss Copyright Suit Over 2019 Hit
In a move that could set a new precedent for how pop hooks are defended in court, Sam Smith and Normani, together with t...
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Live Nation Seeks New Trial After Antitrust Verdict Against Ticketmaster
Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. has filed a motion in the Southern District of New York asking a federal judge to invali...
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Spotify Faces Rapid Escalation in Mark Kratters Filtering Practices Lawsuit
On June 3, 2026, a Connecticut‑based musician and attorney named Mark Kratter filed a lawsuit against Spotify, accusin...
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California Jury Awards $14 Million to Former Chris Brown Housekeeper After 2020 Dog Attack
When Maria Avila stepped out to empty the trash on a quiet Tarzana afternoon in 2020, she never imagined the 200‑pound...
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Jamendo Files Copyright Lawsuit Against AI Music Platform Suno in U.S. Federal Court
On June 26, 2026, a legal showdown over the future of music began in Boston when Jamendo Music—an open‑music subsidi...
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Judge Dismisses Kennedy Centers $1 Million Lawsuit Against Jazz Drummer Chuck Redd
A Washington, D.C., judge on June 6, 2026 dismissed a breach‑of‑contract lawsuit filed by the John F. Kennedy Center...
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Judge Rejects Marilyn Mansons Bid to Dismiss Ashley Walters Sexual-Assault Lawsuit
In a courtroom showdown that has drawn the attention of both music insiders and legal observers, a Los Angeles County ju...
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Judge Dismisses Trump-Backed Kennedy Center Lawsuit Against Jazz Drummer Chuck Redd
In a decisive ruling that may signal the limits of executive influence over cultural institutions, a Washington federal ...
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