The 34-year-old Grammy winner remains in federal custody on a racketeering charge after a jury acquitted him on all five charges on Friday after a two-week trial.

A previous jury's verdict for $17.8 million in actual damages still stands. Plaintiff's lawyers had asked the new jury for $90 million to $125 million in punitive damages.

Also, four men in Florida were sentenced to life in prison on Monday for murdering a gang member and rapper known for his music videos mocking the deaths of rivals.

A jury in Los Angeles awarded $22.17 million in punitive damages on top of $176 million in compensatory for the deaths of two boys killed by a speeding SUV driver in 2020.

Closing arguments also begin Monday in another wrongful death trial over a Los Angeles police shooting in a clothing store that killed a teenage girl. I have video coverage of both.

The plaintiffs are the parents of a 14-year-old girl who died when an officer fired an AR-15 at an assault suspect three times in a Burlington Coat Factory in North Hollywood in 2021.

Prosecutors presented evidence of premeditation by a Maui anesthesiologist but charged him with second-degree attempted murder, which required jurors to consider emotional disturbance.

After Pam Bondi’s ouster, the administration will likely lean even more heavily on lawyers such as Robert Keenan.

A flash-in-the-pan trial in a rural Ohio county pitted the "Because I Got High" rapper against seven sheriff's officials who sued him for defamation after they raided his home.

A lawyer behind many of the social media lawsuits said he was so emotional over the Meta founder's testimony that he violated the courthouse's ban on electronics.

One of the most successful mass torts lawyers in the United States will question Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and Instagram Head Adam Mosseri as adverse witnesses.

I spent the afternoon inside the courthouse with dozens of other people awaiting Lemon's first appearance in his federal criminal case over a Jan. 18 protest at a church in Minnesota.

An attorney for Alicia Andrews, who is awaiting sentencing for manslaughter for rapper Julio Foolio's fatal shooting, plants to cite the disqualification when asking for a new trial.

Adrian Gonzales was accused of a crime for each of the 19 children who were murdered and 10 who were injured on May 24, 2022, by a gunman who was killed by law enforcement.

Defense attorneys argued prosecutors should've disclosed sooner the threatening voicemails received by the magistrate judge who denied Banks' requests for bail.

The motion cites the Dec. 1 jury verdict and Milagro Cooper's "five-year cyberstalking campaign" under a Florida law that allows for injunctions against cyberstalking.

The rapper’s lawsuit against Milagro Gramz highlighted a vitriolic strain of online commentary—and, as it reached a jury that found in Megan’s favor, offered a window into the frictions between legal ...

The future of the defamation liability is in doubt because jurors also said Milagro Cooper should be treated as media, but Megan's lawyers didn't notify her before they sued.

Milagro Cooper's lawyer will continue questioning Megan on Monday in Miami federal court in what could be the final day of trial in defamation lawsuit.

Jurors also heard testimony Wednesday from a Roc Nation executive and from a renowned psychologist who said Megan has post-traumatic stress disorder.

Defendant Milagro Cooper finished testifying late Tuesday afternoon at the federal courthouse in Miami.

Milagro Cooper will continues testifying on Tuesday at the federal courthouse in Miami. Megan also is expected to testify.

I'm going to Florida to cover the jury trial in the rapper's federal lawsuit against an online commentator accused of working with imprisoned rapper Tory Lanez to defame her.

The 46-page opinion was issued one week before trial begins in Megan's federal lawsuit against an online commentator accused of a 'campaign of harassment' on Lanez's behalf.

Alicia Andrews is the first of five defendants to stand trial in a capital murder case prosecutors say is part of a gang war that includes rap songs celebrating death.

The Angels slugger fielded questions about Tyler Skaggs' and Eric Kay's drug use in front of a jury deciding a wrongful death lawsuit against the Angels over Skaggs' 2019 death.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' appeal could be the first test of a U.S. Sentencing Commission guidelines amendment that says judges can't consider acquitted conduct.