Fred Durst and members of Limp Bizkit are suing Universal Music Group over alleged unpaid royalties. According to TMZ, the nu metal band claims that they're owed over $200 million in royalties and ...

“Thus, UMG knew that, although Limp Bizkit's assets were generating millions in income for UMG and Flip Records, and could be further exploited to generate even more, that UMG had still never paid ...

The accused, UMG, have released Limp Bizkit’s first six albums between 1997 to 2011 through their sub-label, Interscope. In 2021, they released their comeback record through Suretone ...

The legal dispute centres on the allegation that UMG — the world's biggest record company — failed to pay Limp Bizkit royalties for 45 million units sold. Frontman Fred Durst says that UMG ...

Limp Bizkit is allowed to move forward with their ... Durst claims that the Flip Records, which initially signed the band in 1996 prior to the Interscope deal in Dec. 2000, disclosed to him ...

“Thus, UMG knew that, although Limp Bizkit’s assets were generating millions in income for UMG and Flip Records, and could be further exploited to generate even more, that UMG had still never ...