Authors' Society Sues L'One for 3.5M Rubles
Moscow, Aug 25. A lawsuit has been filed with the Arbitration Court of Moscow by the Russian Authors' Society against rapper L'One (Levan Gorozia), requesting payment of 3.5 million rubles, reports TASS citing court documents.
Consensus
- The Russian Authors' Society filed a lawsuit against L'One (Levan Gorozia) in the Moscow Arbitration Court.
- The claimed amount is 3,546,374 rubles.
- The lawsuit was submitted on August 24.
- The case has not yet been accepted for consideration or scheduled for a hearing.
- The nature of the claims is not disclosed by any source.
Points of divergence
- L'One officially left the Black Star music label in March 2019, leading to prior legal disputes with the company. — vm
- Composer Alexander Nezvanov previously sued singer Yaroslav Dronov (SHAMAN) over alleged plagiarism of the song 'Rossiya-mama'. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- From rapper L'One, court demands 3.5 million rubles — Вести
- Russian Copyright Society filed a lawsuit against rapper L'One for 3.5 million rubles — Вечерняя Москва
- Russian Copyright Society filed a lawsuit for 3.5 million rubles against rapper L'One, according to a court document, with which... — ТАСС (Telegram)