The lawsuit against Nelly by his ex-bandmate was dismissed. St. Lunatics member Ali had accusing him of failing to pay him ...

So basically, that $50 million lawsuit filed against Nelly by his former St. Lunatics group member Ali has been dismissed.

Ali (Ali Jones), former St. Lunatics member, dropped the pending lawsuit against Nelly (Cornell Haynes) on April 10.

A $50 Million lawsuit that was filed against Nelly by Ali has been dropped. Billboard.com was the first to report that Ali moved to drop the lawsuit on Apr. 10. Meanwhile, Nelly’s attorneys have ...

According to Billboard, Ali Jones, Nelly ‘s former St. Lunatics bandmate, moved to drop the lawsuit today (April 10), but ...

Nelly is one step closer to putting his legal battle behind him, as fellow St. Lunatics member Ali has officially dropped his $50 million lawsuit against the Country Grammar rapper.

In response, Nelly’s legal team, led by attorney Ken Freundlich, sought punitive sanctions against the attorneys who filed the case, arguing that the lawsuit was 'vexatious' and 'should never have ...

Nelly is now in the clear for the $50 million lawsuit that St. Lunatics rapper Ali filed on behalf of the group. Billboard ...

Lawsuit against Nelly over proper credit or royalties from his 2000 album 'Country Grammar' has been dropped by all St. Lunatics members.

St. Lunatics filed a $50 million lawsuit against their former band member Nelly, aka Cornell Iral Haynes Jr., for copyright infringement in September 2024 in New York Federal Court.