Chicago musician Chance the Rapper (born Chancelor Bennett) has won $35 in a five-year legal battle against his onetime ...

The former manager, Pat Corcoran, sued in 2020, seeking $3.8 million in unpaid royalties. Chance countersued for $1 million.

The artist filed a lawsuit against Pat Corcoran two months after the manager filed his own lawsuit seeking $3.8 million in ...

A $35 jury award is tiny money by music-industry standards, but in Chance the Rapper’s long split from former manager Pat ...

A jury rejected claims that the Chicago artist owed $3.8 million in commissions, closing a yearslong dispute over contracts, ...

After a two-week trial, a Cook County jury took just a few hours to decide the musician's former friend and business partner ...

Chance the Rapper defeats ex-manager, Pat the Manager, after a two-week trial. The rapper's longtime manager, Pat Corcoran, ...

The verdict capped a legal fight that began in 2020 when Pat Corcoran sued Chance the Rapper alleging unpaid commissions.

Chance the Rapper sued his former manager for $1 million in a five-year lawsuit. A jury ultimately only awarded him $35.

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Chance the Rapper walked away $35 richer last Friday (March 20) after winning a five-year legal battle with his former ...