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Drake Seeks Kendrick Lamar's Contract

EXCLUSIVE: UMG Faces Ruin If Drake Gets Kendrick Lamar’s Contract, Lawyers Say

Drake's legal push to unseal Kendrick Lamar's contract has UMG warning that public access could cripple its artist negotiations.

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Drake Seeks Kendrick Lamar's Contract, UMG CEO Fires Back

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Drake intensifies lawsuit against UMG over Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us' diss track

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New escalation in Drakes legal battle over Kenrick Lamar song

Justin Tinsley, the senior culture writer at Andscape, and ABC News’ Brian Buckmire discuss the new escalation in Drake’s legal battle over Kendrick Lamar’s song “Not Like Us.”

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UMG CEO Lucian Grainge Rejects Drake’s Document Request in Lawsuit

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Universal Music CEO breaks silence on Drake's lawsuit over Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us: ‘Makes no sense’

Universal Music CEO Lucian Grainge Responds to Drake's Legal Motions, Calls His Requests "Absurd"

The Hollywood Reporter states that Drizzy is attempting to persuade the court to force the record label and its chairman and CEO, Lucian Grainge, to hand over Dot’s contract. He’s also asking for any details and communications from Grainge regarding “allegations of domestic violence and other crimes” supposedly committed by the pgLang head.

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Drake Wants Info On Dave Free's Relationship With Kendrick's Kids

Drake's legal team is demanding internal records on some of the most explosive claims of his Kendrick Lamar beef: allegations of domestic violence and the role of Dave Free in the lives of Lamar's children.

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Universal Chief Claims Drake’s Ongoing ‘Not Like Us’ Lawsuit Is ‘Absurd’

CEO of Universal Music Group, Sir Lucian Grainge, spoke out on renowned rapper Drake’s lawsuit against the record label

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Lucian Grainge Fires Back at Drake’s “Farcical” and “Nonsensical” Claims That Universal Wanted to Devalue the Rapper’s Brand

In a declaration letter, UMG's CEO was particularly blunt in describing Drake's legal moves as "groundless and indeed ridiculous," and also revealed that the company had spent "hundreds of millions" supporting the Canadian rapper.