Tag: Lawsuit

Some of the money Chris Brown is pulling in from his uber-successful nationwide tour with Usher could land in his former housekeeper's pockets soon. A Los Angeles judge ruled she has a right to collect her judgment from what he's bringing in on tour. Court docs reveal the judge granted her request to assign money Chris gets from royalties and tour income to satisfy the thirteen million dollar judgment she won in her dog attack case against him.

Ne-Yo is facing a negligence lawsuit from a delivery worker who claims his dog attacked her outside his Georgia home on July 12, 2025. The plaintiff alleges the animal viciously attacked and mauled her, causing severe bodily injury, and claims Ne-Yo knew the dog had shown aggressive behavior but failed to properly restrain it.

Megan Thee Stallion's legal battle with a former cameraman is moving closer to trial after a federal judge ruled that several claims brought by Emilio Garcia against Megan and Roc Nation can proceed to a jury trial.

Diddy is countersuing a man who previously filed a civil suit for sexual assault against him, alleging the man stole video footage from him and sold it to Netflix behind his back. The incarcerated star is firing back at Rodney Jones, claiming the videographer and producer used his position of trust to steal computer drives containing footage owned by Diddy, which were intended for use in a documentary about Diddy's life.

Ne-Yo's dog viciously attacked a woman who was just trying to drop off a package according to a new lawsuit. The woman, Dominique Bridgett is suing Ne-Yo over an incident she claims took place on or about July 12, 2025 in Georgia. Dominique says she was lawfully delivering a package to Ne-Yo's residence when a dog on the property attacked her, causing serious injuries. She says the alleged dog attack resulted in severe bodily injury, pain, shock, and distress and claims the attack has already cost her $9,039.50 in injury-related medical treatment.

Kanye West is being dragged to court by a music producer who claims Ye put him to work on Vultures 2 under a tight deadline then never paid him a dime. According to a new lawsuit, the producer filed anonymously as John Doe says he was brought aboard Aug. 1, 2024 just two days before the album's release. The producer claims Ye personally directed the recording sessions as he cranked out more than 400 vocal generations and created at least 13 custom A.I. voice models.