Chlöe Bailey is being sued for a whopping $15 million for allegedly "exploiting" a songwriter who contributed to her 2024 album 'Trouble In Paradise'.

Chlöe Bailey is being sued for copyright infringement by songwriter Melvin Moore. Warren Buffett says not many people will know the name Pete Liegl, a "one-of-a-kind" founder and CEO who contributed billions to the Berkshire Hathaway portfolio.

Chloe Bailey has been hit with a lawsuit by a songwriter who says she and her labels failed to properly credit and pay him for his contributions.

Moore filed a lawsuit on February 20, 2025, in a New York federal court, alleging that his contributions to three tracks on Bailey’s 2024 album Trouble in Paradise were not properly credited or compensated. It feels like we’ve been here so many times before. Let’s dive into the suit …

Melvin Moore says Chlöe “commercially exploited” his work by withholding payment after he worked on three songs from her latest album.

Chlöe Bailey is being sued for a whopping $15 million for allegedly "exploiting" a songwriter who contributed to her 2024 album 'Trouble In Paradise'. Melvin Moore - who also goes by the name 4Rest - filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in New York on Thursday (20.

"It’s time for the industry to acknowledge the value of the creatives who bring the music to life and compensate them fairly," singer-songwriter Melvin Moore, aka 4Rest, tells Rolling Stone