Jenni Rivera’s Daughter Sees Recording Contract Suit Dismissed

The daughter of late singer Jenni Rivera saw her copyright, Lanham Act, and breach of contract claims dismissed by a federal court as untimely.

Jaquelin Campos failed to sufficiently allege she couldn’t have discovered that the family-owned recording contracts were fraudulent sooner, the Central District of California said.

Campos said that when she took over Jenni’s estate and Jenni Rivera Enterprises LLC, she learned that companies managed by Jenni’s father and siblings were violating three recording contracts that Jenni signed in the 90s. Collectively, those agreements gave Cintas Acuario Inc. and Ayana Musical Inc. the rights to sell and distribute ...