New York Law Journal: Kesha Can Compel Records From Sony in Ongoing Battle with Ex-Producer, Appeals Court Confirms

May 09, 2019

As the now four-and-a-half-year-long legal dispute Kesha and her former producer continues in New York court, a state appeals panel has ruled that the pop singer can compel Sony Music Entertainment to identify people interviewed in its internal investigation that examined Kesha’s claims of sexual misconduct by the producer.

The decision by an Appellate Division, First Department panel affirms a 2018 lower court ruling that allowed Kesha’s motion to compel against nonparty Sony Music Entertainment.

Kesha is represented by O’Melveny & Myers, including by partner Leah Godesky.

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