Celebrity Lawsuits

The musician and producer is embroiled in a lawsuit against his sister, Suzette Quintanilla-Arriaga, over their family estate.

"We ask a simple question: What lawsuit? Where was it filed? What is the case number?" reads the statement, shared Wednesday.

Leonora Ann Darby is suing for a 33.33% share of Tea Shop’s net profits from the film, alleging broken promises after the horror movie became a global hit.

In a statement shared on Instagram, A.B. Quintanilla confirmed that he's pursuing litigation against his sister but declined to elaborate further.

Former DRNX Water CEO Amy Huffman alleges graphic rumors, retaliation and workplace discrimination in a sweeping federal lawsuit.

Ann Altman says the psychiatric evaluation should be limited to her PTSD claims, while her brother argues her broader mental health is at issue.

Writer Lauren J. Salkin says her rejected drama, Sovereign Nation, shared striking plot elements—and even proposed actors—with the Paramount hit.

Designer Alan Tipp seeks more than $75,000, claiming false promises led him to sign away rights to the P21ME and TRUTH designs.

Inside Bilaal Salaam’s $3M lawsuit, the ex-friend details alleged threats, attempts to silence him and why he’s now trying to drag Will into court.

Tyra’s legal team says Netflix twisted her ANTM doc quotes—and dares the streamer to drop the full, unedited interview for fans to judge themselves.

Netflix cites a signed release and anti-SLAPP laws as it defends the ‘Reality Check’ doc and its explosive look at America’s Next Top Model scandals.

Inside Charles Oakley’s 9-year feud with James Dolan and MSG, and why another appeal could keep the courtroom battle alive.

Brown's lawyers argue a cross-examination question about his 2009 felony conviction irreparably poisoned the jury.

A High Court judge slams Mitch Winehouse’s 'inherently weak' lawsuit over Amy’s memorabilia, leaving him with a massive legal bill and public rebuke.

Manny Pacquiao Promotions CEO Jas Mathur alleges Mayweather’s ex-manager ran a years-long scheme involving promised trust funds, pawned luxury watches, and a seized $1M Ferrari.

Pitt's legal team claims Jolie agreed to produce income records from 2017 to 2019, then reversed course.

Why the court said Terrence Howard couldn’t show non-speculative damages tied to his $325K-per-episode ‘Empire’ pay and allegedly undisclosed fragrance and HSN opportunities.

The singer and his company Black Pyramid LLC are challenging the verdict on four grounds, including jury misconduct and excessive damages.