05/16: Billboard: Yung Joc to Sue Bad Boy; Bad Boy Maintains Statement, Saying Joc's Dispute is with Block Entertainment
Billboard's Monica Herrera reports that Yung Joc plans to sue both Block Entertainment and Bad Boy Records. This follows
the rapper's interview with AllHipHop.com, where he said that he planned to sue Harve Pierre and Block Entertainment.
For their part, Bad Boy has reaffirmed their earlier statement, which is:
"Yung Joc's dispute is with his production company Block Entertainment, not Bad Boy Records. Bad Boy has worked with counsel for both Joc and Block in an effort to mediate their dispute, but it appears that these parties are still unable to resolve their differences. Bad Boy values its lengthy association with both Block Entertainment and Joc, and remains hopeful that these parties will resolve their internal dispute and get back to the business of making great music."
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