BTS ‘Swim’ Lawsuit, Bad Bunny Ruling, StubHub Class Action & More Top Music Law News

The music industry’s legal landscape saw significant activity this week, with K-pop powerhouse HYBE taking center stage as it became embroiled in two distinct copyright infringement lawsuits concerning tracks by…

Fuerza Regida-Rancho Humilde Legal Battle Intensifies as Judge Delays Ruling on California’s Seven-Year Rule

A federal judge has declined to issue an immediate ruling on whether the popular música mexicana band Fuerza Regida should be released from its recording contract with Rancho Humilde, citing…

The Kennedy Center Reverts to Original Name Following Judicial Ruling

A federal judge’s decision on Friday, May 29, 2026, has restored the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to its original designation, overturning a controversial board vote that…

Garth Brooks Sexual Assault Litigation Faces Prolonged Delay Following Federal Appeals Court Ruling on Accuser Anonymity

The legal battle surrounding country music icon Garth Brooks and allegations of sexual assault has reached a procedural standstill following a significant ruling from the United States Court of Appeals…

Major Music Labels Employ Unprecedented Tactic, Buying Defendant to Challenge Landmark Global Copyright Ruling at Supreme Court

In an extraordinary legal maneuver set to send shockwaves through the global music industry, the three major music companies—Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, and Sony Music Entertainment—alongside BMG, have…