Judge Blocks Former Management From Accessing Muni Long's Mental Health Records in Legal Dispute
Grammy-winning artist Muni Long has won a court ruling protecting her private medical records from her former management company, according to reporting by AllHipHop. U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn rejected efforts by Ebony Son Entertainment to obtain files from a 2024 clinic stay, ruling that the singer retained her doctor-patient privilege after dropping a
Singer-songwriter Muni Long, whose legal name is Priscilla Renea Hamilton, has secured a legal victory protecting her private medical records from her former management team, according to reporting by AllHipHop. U.S. Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn issued a five-page order blocking Ebony Son Entertainment from obtaining confidential files concerning Long’s stay at a mental health facility in March 2024. The decision also bars the company from questioning the artist about her treatment details during depositions.
The privacy dispute emerged within a broader lawsuit filed by Ebony Son Entertainment, a management company operated by industry figures Chaka Zulu and Jeff Dixon, as detailed by AllHipHop. The firm originally sued Long in federal court, alleging that she owed more than $612,000 in unpaid management commissions and