The ongoing legal battle between Megan Thee Stallion and 1501 Certified Entertainment recently received another ruling. The rapper has been hush-hush following Tory Lanez's conviction, and as she gains support from her followers, a judge ruled about Roc Nation's CEO, Desiree Perez.
According to Billboard, Perez will have to sit for a deposition in the case. Megan's legal team attempted to have the deposition blocked, citing 1501 was "harassing" the industry leader.
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The rapper and her label have been at odds for years. She wants out of her contract and stated she'd fulfilled all necessities to end her agreement with 1501. However, they claim she still owes them another record because one of her projects shouldn't be counted as an album.
Things have also spilled over onto social media as 1501 boss Carl Crawford often appears with opinions about the Houston Hottie. Following Megan signing a management deal with Roc Nation, the company's attorneys reportedly told her that the 1501 deal was "well below industry standards."
The label wanted Perez to sit for a deposition because they called her a key witness. However, Megan's team tried shielding her with the apex doctrine.
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The apex doctrine states that "busy top officials only need to testify when they have unique info that can’t be derived from other less burdensome sources," writes Billboard.
However, 1501 responded by saying Perez was “directly, personally, and substantially involved in the underlying facts of the lawsuit.”
A date hasn't been shared for the deposition, nor has one been set for the jury trial.
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