Tag: Legal-Case

Lil Durk's father, Big Durk, is celebrating his son's courtroom victory, telling TMZ it's an incredible moment for the entire family. Big Durk spoke with cameras outside court Friday in downtown Los Angeles just minutes after a jury found Lil Durk not guilty on all five charges in his federal murder-for-hire case. He tells TMZ he's bursting with joy and can barely contain his happiness, adding the entire family is on a high following the verdict.

Clayton Howard, a former sex worker turned law student, submitted an amended lawsuit against Diddy and Cassie with photos attached. He claims the images show him being flown out and put up in hotels for marathon sex sessions. The photos include a plane seat view from December 2016, a luxury Miami Beach hotel room, and a hotel hallway. Clayton alleges systemic sexual exploitation and trafficking between 2009 and 2019, seeking tens of millions in damages.

Lil Durk has been exonerated in his murder-for-hire case because a jury found him not guilty on all five charges. After 3 days of deliberation, the jury returned a not guilty verdict regarding his alleged involvement in a fatal 2022 shooting in L.A. Prosecutors argued that Lil Durk had hired a hit team to kill rival rapper Quando Rondo but shot his cousin instead.

Celeste Rivas Hernandez's parents are asking prosecutors to pursue the harshest possible punishment against D4vd if he is convicted in their daughter's killing. The singer, whose legal name is David Burke, has been charged in connection with Celeste's death after her remains were discovered inside a Tesla registered to him at a Hollywood tow yard in September 2025.

Sha'Carri Richardson avoided jail time after reaching a plea deal in her Florida "super speeder" case. As part of the agreement, Richardson must pay a $500 fine, complete 100 hours of community service and take an eight-hour driving course.

Chris Brown is asking a judge to erase a nearly $13 million verdict against him and order a new trial over his former housekeeper's dog attack lawsuit. A jury found Brown liable after his 200-pound Caucasian shepherd attacked Maria Avila while she was taking out trash at his Tarzana, California home on December 12, 2020.