Overview
- Attorney Judd Burstein withdrew after previously winning a New Jersey dismissal, saying his decision was not about the merits and calling the refiled complaint frivolous.
- The Northstar Group told the court on November 3 that it was newly retained, learned of the case only recently, and requested a stay to allow Minaj to onboard new litigation counsel.
- Former fan Tameer Peak alleges Minaj defamed him during an April 22, 2024 Stationhead broadcast and is seeking roughly $10 million after refiling in New York.
- A separate creditor, Thomas Weidenmuller, holds a $500,000 default judgment and has asked a court to authorize the sale of Minaj’s Hidden Hills home.
- One outlet reports the court denied Peak’s default judgment motion and paused the case, a development not yet broadly corroborated by other coverage.