Lawsuit against Justin Timberlake

The prestigious Cirque du Soleil has filed a native of Memphis, Tennessee, Justin Randall Timberlake. As reported by the Canadian entertainment company, demand was executed for alleged plagiarism, ensuring that the star copied without any permission, parts of one of his songs on the familiar theme Do not Hold The Wall.

Song Timberlake, 35, appeared on his album entitled 20/20 experiencie, which sold over two million copies.

The lawsuit was filed in a court of New York City, claiming that the artist copied parts of Steel Dream theme pertaining to the album of 1997 Cirque du Soleil. For this charge, the organization calls a minimum of $ 800,000 in damages for violation of intellectual property.

In addition to Timberlake, the coauthors of the song were also included in the application: Timbaland J-Roc, whose real name is Timothy Mosley, who helped write the song, and James Fauntleroy, as well as Sony Entertainment, Universal Music and WB Music Corp.

We must not forget that earlier this year the singer was also sued by Slick and Wicked Sly group because their song Suit & Tie was identical to the song of the group of 70 musical characteristics ', titled Sho' Nuff. Apparently, it is not the first time the former lead singer of N'sync is involved in a controversy of this kind.