The secret to workplace happiness is...lawsuit.

Jay-Z's label estimates the loss of Jordan Feldstein amounted to more than $37 million in damage and wants a "key man" policy honored.

The conclusion comes in a five-year-old lawsuit that tested the boundaries of fair use.

A roundup of entertainment legal news involving Sheeran, Showtime, James Franco, Spotify and Bob Marley.

The move amounts to an attempt to salvage his $120 million severance.

The famous singer turned makeup mogul was born Robyn Rihanna Fenty.

Defending a copyright lawsuit, Alex Jones' website raises a new affirmative defense and chases discovery in South America.

After paying $289 million for Weinstein's assets, Lantern brought suit against 'Silver Linings Playbook' producer Bruce Cohen to demonstrate that Weinstein's old debts weren't Lantern's responsibility.

Paying an extra $5 for a fried chicken sandwich is enough to show standing to sue for damages, but several of New York's top restaurateurs still evaded a lawsuit alleging they conspired to drive up prices by ending tipping at their businesses.

Moira Donegan says that Stephen Elliott can't demonstrate actual malice and ridicules his "too submissive to rape" argument.

According to a complaint filed in Vermont, Netflix actively pursued a license but never got one.

Alcon says the Ryan Gosling film would have grossed more but for $30 million less in promised advertising support from Peugeot.