Cam'ron and J. Cole have settled their legal dispute over the 2024 song Ready '24. The agreement resolves claims filed last year in federal court.
Cam'ron sued J. Cole last year, alleging he received no payment for his vocals on the track and was credited only as a co-writer. He also accused Cole of breaking promises to collaborate on another song or appear on his podcast, and sought at least $500,000 plus an audit of royalties from Universal Music Group.
A federal judge has ordered a lawyer to pay Nelly more than $67,000 in legal fees after a lawsuit over his debut album was dismissed as frivolous.
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X and major music publishers have quietly ended a three-year legal dispute by dismissing their opposing lawsuits. The agreement came without disclosure of settlement terms.
The composers of the University of Michigan’s “Let’s Go Blue” fight song have filed counterclaims against publishers in a copyright dispute involving its use in the College Football video game series. Albert Ahronheim and Joe Carl say they regained rights to the song years ago.
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Kanye West, known professionally as Ye, took the stand Wednesday in a Los Angeles federal court. He addressed allegations that early versions of two tracks from his 2021 album Donda used an uncleared sample. The testimony came during a narrow trial focused on demo recordings played at a pre-release listening party.