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Saturday, 03 May 2008 |
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 According to court papers filed on April 14th Michael Jackson has dropped the lawsuit he brought against the accounting firm of Bernstein, Fox, Whitman, Goldman and Sloan back in Dec. 2006.
The suit originally claimed negligence and breach of fiduciary duties. Alleging the firm had not paid workers' compensation payments in 2004 and 2005 and was late paying taxes he owed, in addition to hiring people and entering into contracts without his permission.
The accounting firm had responded by countersuing Jackson claiming he owed one million in unpaid dues however that claim had already been dismissed.
The papers filed did not say if an agreement had been reached between the parties involved or otherwise.
Source: MJJC News/Reuters
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Tuesday, 29 April 2008 |
 Seems as though Michael is being vey tighted lipped about his new and up coming album according to Ne-Yo. He speaks about working with Michael in his new album in this interview:
On what he can share about working on Michael Jackson's new album:
"Uh, nothing that would get me in trouble. He was very adamant about nobody knowing what's going on. No explanations, not even song titles. But we are working together and it's coming along nicely. He's being very selective."
On what it was like to get the call from the King of Pop:
"I thought they were kidding! I didn't believe it. I don't really do the starstruck thing, but when I met him and stood in front of the man, I was shaking like a leaf."
Source:twincities.com/MJJCommunity News
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The song appears on a CD packaged with the band's new DVD, "Live in Phoenix."
Source:AHN/MJJCommunity News
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