COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT

Eminem refuses to idly watch the Pirates make away with his fortune.

Epic Games says the "Swipe It" dance has been misidentified as the "Milly Rock" by all the detractors.

"The melody that you have used in your new song is my original work."

Lil Uzi Vert is being threatened further by the Heaven's Gate cult for using their imagery.

Ed Sheeran is being sued for $100 million dollars.

Kanye West tweets out links to his new album; Twitter takes it down.

"Fortnite" may be in trouble.

A number of artist will receive their fair share of the settlement package.

Rihanna and PUMA may have a problem on their hands.

LeBron's "Uninterrupted" sends letter to Bama over "Shop Talk" video.

The Weeknd's legal team is accusing a Los Angeles realtor of some shady business practices.

Miley Cyrus isn't done yet receiving flack for "We Can't Stop."

Spotify got hit with a pretty hefty lawsuit before the end of the year.

Eminem walks away the victor.

Chance the Rapper is feeling the heat on the legal front.

Future's camp has already denied the allegations.

Drake wins big in copyright case.

New Zealand court claims the song was "not substantially reproduced" in political campaign.

When Eminem's music is played in a New Zealand courtroom, things get ... awkward.

The courtroom was most definitely lost in the moment.

Kanye West settled a copyright infringement lawsuit over a sample used in "New Slaves."

Rick Ross claims LMFAO stole the hook from his song "Hustlin'."

According to reports, YG is getting hit with a copyright infringement lawsuit.

The Weeknd is getting sued for copyright infringement.

Universal Music Group takes aim at mixtape compilations being sent to prison inmates via care package websites.

Juicy J is being sued for copyright infringement over his music video for "Bandz A Make Her Dance."

In a particularly egregious case of copyright infringement, singer J Rand is suing Jamie Foxx, 2 Chainz and DJ Mustard for allegedly copying him on their song "Party Ain't A Party."

Eminem's publishers come after New Zealand's National Party for using his track "Lose Yourself" in their political campaign.