Drake's Attorney Responds to UMG's Threat... "Drake Has Nothing to Hide"

Drake's Attorney Responds to UMG's Threat... "Drake Has Nothing to Hide"

Drake’s legal team has responded to Universal Music Group’s threat for him to be “careful” what he wishes for after a judge ruled in favor of his discovery request. Drake and his legal team are allowed access to other UMG artists’ contracts, but UMG says that his contract will also be on the table. “UMG’s latest statement is a desperate attempt to spin the narrative and deflect from the truth: Drake is holding the largest music conglomerate in t…

Drake looks forward to seeing Universal boss questioned under oath as defamation battle continues

Drake is looking forward to hearing Universal Music CEO Lucian Grainge answer questions under oath as his defamation lawsuit against the major proceeds, a spokesperson said last week. That statement was made after Universal told the musician to be “careful what he wishes for” as his legal battle with the major moves to the discovery phase, because that means “Drake will personally be subject to discovery” too. The latest statement from Universal…

​Drake’s legal team says he has “nothing to hide” amidst UMG lawsuit

The rapper has amended his complaint to include further defamation claims against Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Not Like Us’Continue reading...

Drake Says He Has Nothing To Hide Ahead Of UMG Lawsuit

Drake appears unfazed by the legal risks associated with discovery in his ongoing defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group. A spokesperson for the rapper says he “has nothing to hide,” framing the battle as a pursuit of truth and transparency. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Drake Fan Account (@drake) The response comes days after UMG warned that discovery could backfire on Drake, exposing him to intense scrutiny. “Drake we…

Universal Music Group And Drake's Legal Standoff Escalates Further

Universal Music Group is turning up the heat in its legal standoff with Drake, issuing a statement following the amendment of the rapper's defamation lawsuit.