Cam’ron, J. Cole Settle Lawsuit Over Unpaid Royalties and Broken Promises
Cam'ron and J. Cole have settled their legal dispute regarding unpaid royalties for the song 'Ready '24'. The lawsuit stemmed from Cam'ron's claims of not receiving compensation and Cole's failure to fulfill collaboration promises. The terms of the settlement remain undisclosed, but both artists indicated the matter was resolved amicably.
- ▪Cam'ron sued J. Cole over unpaid royalties related to their song 'Ready '24'.
- ▪He claimed he was owed at least $500,000 and sought to be recognized as a co-author of the track.
- ▪The lawsuit was settled in federal court, with both parties filing notice of an agreement in principle.
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