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Beyonce's Parkwood Entertainment and singer Chloe Bailey sued in $15 million copyright lawsuit by artist who worked with Kanye West
The singer's Parkwood Entertainment is being sued for copyright by artist Melvin Moore, who claims his work was used without permission in a slew of songs by Chloe Bailey, who is signed to the label.
The singer’s Parkwood Entertainment is being sued for copyright infringement by artist Melvin Moore, who claims his work was used without permission in a slew of songs by Chloe Bailey, who is signed to the label. Moore, also known as 4Rest (Forest), filed a lawsuit in New York on Thursday alleging fraudulent misrepresentation, violations of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), civil conspiracy, and deceptive business practices. The Grammy-nominee, 39, claims in the court documents that he 'contributed substantial original lyrics, melodies, and creative direction to several master recordings' in Bailey’s album Trouble in Paradise, which was released in August.
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