Lawyers

• New York judge Dismissed Kesha's Motion Filing to Break off from Sony Recording Contract

  Judge Shirley Kornreic denied Kesha's court fiing to released her from her recording label contract. The motion is part of Kesha's moved on an ongoing legal battle against her producer, Dr Luke.

• Sony Music files fraud court case against Rdio Executives over Pandora deal

  Sony Music filed a lawsuit against Rdio over the Pandora deal. Sony alleged that Rdio executives induced content licensing extensions with misrepresentations, false statements, and secrecy of imminent bankruptcy.

• American Singer Kesha's Motion to be Released from Sony Contract Dismissed by a Court Judge

  The 28 year old singer has been going on legal battles against her producer Dr. Luke and Sony over her sexual assault claims. Kesha ghas been denied to get out of her contract from the said company label.

• Kesha loses contract nullification case against Sony and Dr. Luke; Celebrities, fans show support for the singer

  28-year-old singer Kesha was in tears after a Manhattan Supreme Court judge refused to grant her request to take a break from her contract with Sony and Dr. Luke.

• Kesha claims partial victory in legal battle against Dr. Luke, New York court dismisses producer's extortion complaint against singer's mother

  Amid the legal battle between Kesha and her former producer Dr. Luke, which have kept her career at a standstill, the pop star has claimed her initial victory. A New York judge ruled to dismiss Dr. Luke's lawsuits against Kesha's mom as well as the singer's manager.

• Jay Z's Roc Nation files countersuit in response to Rita Ora's contract nullification lawsuit

  Rita Ora wants out of Roc Nation after the music label has allegedly abandoned her and showed no support for her career growth.

• 'American Idol' recording company claims Sony stiifed competition winners in lawsuit

  In its lawsuit filed on Thursday against Sony Music, "American Idol"'s go-to recording company 19 Recordings claimed that the former had cheated its artists out of streaming royalties, The Hollywood Reporter said in a report.