US EditionDrake Can Seek Kendrick Lamar’s Record Deal & Other Docs in ‘Not Like Us’ Lawsuit, Judge Says
- Judge Vargas ruled Drake can proceed with discovery in his UMG defamation lawsuit on Wednesday in Manhattan.
- Drake sued UMG in January over Kendrick Lamar's diss track 'Not Like Us' which called him a pedophile.
- Drake's legal team can now request documents like Lamar's record deal and depose witnesses.
- Drake's attorney Gottlieb said, "Now it's time to see what UMG was trying to conceal."
- Unless dismissed, the lawsuit will continue, potentially redefining rap, according to Professor Erik Nielson.
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Drake Allowed to Request Kendrick Lamar’s Contracts and More in ‘Not Like Us’ Lawsuit; ‘Now It’s Time to See What UMG Was So Desperately Trying to Hide,’ Lawyer Says
Drake made progress in his suit against Universal Music Group over Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us,' as a judge allowed him to continue with discovery.
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