The producer intends to unveil his new legal team next week.

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.

VidAngel is asking the court to revise the injunction that shut down its service until its legal battle with the major studios is resolved.

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.

A fraud claim seems valid, writes the judge in an order that allows an amended suit.

Ronnie Abrams stands up for open access to courts and rejects sealing despite arguments of financial harm.

A California appeals court found several of Scott and Deirdre Gurney's claims against ITV are precluded by the litigation privilege.

Federal prosecutors say money in Pras Michel's bank account was part of an illicit lobbying effort by Malaysian financier Jho Low. The rapper says he is an "innocent owner" of funds.