Depositions of the Stars

By Julia Alicandri

Celebrities are often involved in legal matters. From copyright infringement, money claims, crazed fans, and burglary, it’s safe to say that as a celebrity, one should always have a strong legal team! Thanks to the internet, we have access to hundreds of interesting celebrity moments, including legal proceedings. Take a look at some interesting, and often shocking, celebrity depositions!

Robin Thicke and Pharrell – Both men were sued for copyright infringement by Marvin Gaye’s children over the song Blurred Lines. The Gaye family was awarded almost $7.4 million.

Lil Wayne – Lil’ Wayne sued a documentary filmmaker over what he claims is illegal use of his music. The filmmaker produced a documentary about the famous rapper; however, Lil Wayne claims he never gave consent to including his music, however he did give permission to make the documentary.

President Bill Clinton – The former president was facing impeachment on the charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.

Michael Jackson – In 1993, Michael Jackson faced a copyright infringement suit. He was found innocent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jf5xsXWneQs

Justin Bieber – Justin Bieber was sued for allegedly ordering a bodyguard to attack a photographer.

 

Celebrities are most definitely familiar with depositions and the legal system. Lucky for us, some of it can be entertaining!

Be on the lookout for our list of the most interesting non-celebrity depositions!

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