GA Appeals Court Rules Rapper T.I. Not Liable for Attack at Studio

“What started off as a jam-packed week of parties, concerts, and watching renowned rappers mixing new music tracks in the waning days of summer abruptly ended with Norris Gresham being dragged down a flight of 30 stairs and viciously pistol whipped in front of a crowd of onlookers.”

5 minute read April 01, 2019 at 12:07 AM
By
Katheryn Hayes Tucker
GA Appeals Court Rules Rapper T.I. Not Liable for Attack at Studio

Georgia Court of Appeals Chief Judge Stephen Dillard tossed a lawsuit against rapper T.I. Gresham v. Harris, No. A18A1790

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