Feb 21, 2014 · Nicki Minaj lied to this man and cheated him.” Chestnut plans to seek at least $30 million in damages for Davidson if the case goes to trial. ( PHOTOS: Nicky Minaj Wigs Out: The Rapper’s Most ...
Feb 21, 2014 · Wig designer sues Nicki Minaj. ... base by appearing as a guest rapper on mix tapes and projects by her label mates at Young Money Entertainment. ... and his attorney, Christopher Chestnut, ...
Aug 21, 2020 · The ongoing lawsuit between Tracy Chapman and Nicki Minaj could have big ramifications for the industry — at least according to Minaj’s attorney. Shortly after Minaj released her album Queen ...
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But just because Minaj didn’t include the track on Queen doesn’t mean she didn’t violate copyright. Perhaps pulling at straws, lawyers for Nicki Minaj in the copyright lawsuit don’t agree.
Shortly after Minaj released her album Queen in 2018, she and Funkmaster Flex worked on a previously unheard song. The song, titled “Sorry,” featured Nas and debuted on Flex’s Hot 97 show. The song sampled Chapman’s song “Baby Can I Hold You,” prompting a lawsuit. Now, Nicki’s attorney believes the outcome of the case “will have a significant impact on the music recording industry, one way or the other.”
Esposito that he was able to influence Appellate Division Judges. Despite providing incontrovertible evidence and witnesses to state and federal authorities, Ms. Esposito was told that favors were called in to sweep everything under the rug and thus nothing could be done.
On February 18, 2015, the Gainesville Sun reported that Emanuel Baker, who became a quadriplegic in a work accident, sued his attorney Christopher Chestnut who grossly overcharged him. Chestnut had to return $3 million of $3.6 million he claimed.
After months of investigation, we believe that plaintiff Luisa Esposito has been defrauded outright, or is the victim of outrageously sloppy work and legal malpractice, by the legal team of Willie Gary, Christopher Chestnut and Andrew Maloney while "representing" her in a sexual assault case against prominent New York attorney Allen H. Isaac and his law firm (Esposito, Luisa C. v. Isaac, Allen H. et al 570037/10).
The six minute in depth CBS 2 News segment follows the two minute Fox 5 News segment. Both segments report that Senior Partner Isaac has been booted out of the Wall Street law firm, Gladstein & Isaacs, he helped found.
When Willie Gary realized the "smoking gun" evidence in her case against Allen H. Isaac, he insisted that they make a video and hold a press conference to bring her case to the public's attention. Mr. Isaac, he knew, was politically connected to many highly influential legislators and appointed judges. Combine this with the fact that "the great Willie Gary" was on the case would guarantee widespread news coverage that would help put pressure on Isaac and his law firm and speed up a settlement. After the video was made which included testimonials from witnesses, Gary had a change of heart and never held a press conference or made the video public, but did give a copy of the video to the defendants.