Lady Gaga and Former Producer Drop Lawsuits Against Eachother

Rob Fusari is one of the producers on lady Gaga’s album, “The Fame,” filed a $30.5 million lawsuit against the singer, alleging she denied him his share of song royalties and merchandise revenue. Gaga counter-sued, alleging the early agreement with him was illegal. An ugly battle ensued but we just found out that both actions were recently dismissed. There is no information as to whether there was any behind the scenes deals made. A spokeswoman for Lady Gaga said in a statement that both parties “have agreed to end their dispute amicably and wish each other well”.

Lady Gaga Being Sued by Ex-Lover

Lady Gaga, AKA Stefani Germanotta, is being sued for $30.5 million dollars by ex lover and producer/songwriter, Rob Fusari. In court papers, Fusari alleges that he has not received his share of royalties or merchandise revenue from Gaga’s explosive career.

Fusari, who is credited for the smash hit, Bootylicious, said he launched Gaga’s career. He claims he reshaped her entire image which ultimately turned her into Lady Gaga and alleges he secured her record deal with Interscope Records, which released album, The Fame in 2008. The album has sold more than 3 million copies in the US alone.

Fusari claims that when their romantic relationship crumbled, so did their business relationship. He is claiming he has been refused his 20% share of song royalties, 15% of merchandising revenue and other outstanding monies. He confirms receiving approximately $611,000 but claims that is a fractuion of what he is owed.

Lady Gaga has yet to respond.