Jazz musician Chuck Redd prevailed in court months after the Kennedy Center sued him for breach of contract over a canceled Christmas Eve performance.
The center had sued Chuck Redd when he canceled a free concert last year, citing the addition of the Trump name to the venue.
After tossing out the center's lawsuit against artist Chuck Redd in June, a judge this week ordered the venue to pay his legal fees.
The Kennedy Center has to pay $252,000 in legal fees and costs to jazz musician Chuck Redd after its failed lawsuit against him, a judge ruled Monday.
The center attempted to sue the artist earlier this year for violating their contract, but the suit was dismissed in June.
A judge has ruled that the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.
A judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to pay a jazz musician more than $250,000 after she previously dismissed a lawsuit by the Center.
A judge in Washington ordered the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to pay more than $250,000 in legal fees to jazz musician Charles Redd, who defeated the center's lawsuit after pulling out of .
The Kennedy Center owes more than $250,000 to a jazz musician who canceled a gig in protest of the addition of President Donald Trump’s name to the performing arts venue.
The Kennedy Center was ordered to pay $252,000 in legal fees to a musician who canceled his show after President Trump put his name on the building.
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The organization tried to sue Chuck Redd for backing out of an annual Christmas eve gig, but a judge dismissed the suit in June .