A $60M verdict against CPS Energy and an area superintendent accused of assaulting a 6-year-old girl also topped the week’s headlines.
November 26: Drake strikes in court again Drake strikes again, this time in a Texas court, where he aims at the radio play for “Not Like Us.” His filing, another lawsuit precursor, alleges UMG ...
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Drake filed a second motion against UMG in Texas, accusing the label of allegedly using payola to promote “Not Like Us” with iHeartRadio. He also accused UMG of defamation, claiming they could ...
Hours after the filing made headlines, Billboard unearthed another action by Drake's company, filed the same day in Texas court. The second petition claims that UMG "funneled payments" to the ...
Drake then filed a second motion in Texas alleging UMG engaged in a "pay-to-play" scheme and committed defamation by allowing "Not Like Us" to be released. Both rappers have distribution deals ...
He did pull back on the line explicitly calling Drake and his associates “certified ... against record label Universal Music Group in Texas court, alleging the label paid iHeartRadio to boost ...
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