Megan Thee Stallion's Car Incident Case Heading to Trial
A judge ruled the cameraman's lawsuit against Meg will go before a jury.

A court just cleared the way for Emilio Garcia's case against Megan Thee Stallion and Roc Nation to move forward to trial. The cameraman's allegations center on an alleged incident in a car, with claims he was put in an unwanted situation. The judge rejected motions to dismiss, meaning a jury will now hear the case.
This keeps the lawsuit alive after what appears to have been an attempt to get it thrown out before trial. Garcia's legal team will get their shot to present the case in front of jurors instead of having it dismissed on procedural grounds.
The broader context here is a high-profile artist facing a civil claim that'll play out in open court. These situations rarely disappear quietly—they tend to drag through the system and end up in headlines. What a jury ultimately decides will say something about how these kinds of disputes get resolved in the industry.
Read the full story at Billboard → https://www.billboard.com/pro/megan-thee-stallion-roc-nation-trial-cameraman-lawsuit/
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