![]() Reasonable Doubt, released in the summer of 1996, has sold well over 2m copies and is widely regarded as a landmark achievement despite being the lowest-selling album of Jay-Z’s career. In a separate filing, the rapper Eminem alleges he is owed $352,000 by the Weinstein Company, founded by the disgraced film producer Harvey Weinstein, for three songs he wrote for the film Southpaw. He is also seeking $480,000 from the Weinstein Company, which filed for bankruptcy in March, over two projects he executive-produced including Time: The Kalief Browder Story and the forthcoming Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story. The brand is under scrutiny for financial reporting after the company Iconix paid Jay-Z $200m in 2007 for it. Last month it was also revealed that the rapper and father of three would have to testify in court as part of an ongoing investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission into his clothing brand Rocawear, which he co-founded in 1999. ![]() The filing also alleges Jay-Z’s failure to pay Herbert constitutes an “oppressive, fraudulent” act of conversion “committed with malice and in conscious disregard of plaintiff’s rights”.
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