(AllHipHop News) Megan Thee Stallion may have won a victory in the first round of a $1 million legal battle with her record label 1501 Certified Entertainment, but the case is far from being settled.
Megan claims the label bosses were trying to block the launch of her new material because she wants to renegotiate an “unfair” contract she signed five years ago.
Megan won a temporary restraining order against 1501 executives on March 2nd, giving her the green light to move forward with the release of her nine-track project called Suga.
Almost a month after the release of Suga, Carl Crawford is still trying to force Megan into arbitration to handle the dispute, per the terms of their original contract.
Earlier this week, 1501 Certified filed new documents outlining their reasons why Megan needs to sit down at the negotiating table to hash things out instead of trying the case in front of a judge.
“Nothing in [Megan’s] response overcomes the requirements of theArbitration Clause or the strong presumption in favor of arbitration. The Court should grant [1501’s] Motion, compel arbitration of [Megan’s] claims, and stay this case,” argued Tom Van Arsdel, who is repping 1501 Certified in the lawsuit.
Both Carl Crawford and J. Prince claim Megan Thee Stallion allowed Roc Nation’s to “brainwash” her into pursuing the legal action.
Both men are trying to renegotiate to avoid a war with Jay-Z because J. Prince believed he was unaware of the full extent of the dispute.
Roc Nation representatives have yet to comment on the remarks.
