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Snoop Dogg and Death Row Records are pushing back hard in a Texas courtroom, asking a judge to throw out Lydia Harris’ $107 million lawsuit over the label’s ownership, calling her claims “undeniably time-barred” and accusing her of dragging out a decades-old legal battle.
In a motion to dismiss filed by their legal team, attorneys argue Harris’ case is long past the statute of limitations, according to Digital Music News.
The motion also seeks to prevent Harris from bringing any future lawsuits against the label or its current owner.
Attorneys for Snoop and Death Row wrote that Harris is “a bad faith litigant” who “continued a pattern of harassment in California for years and has now shifted her harassment to a new forum in Texas.”