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Michael Jackson Estate Wins Arbitration Ruling in $200M Child Trafficking Lawsuit

A judge ruled a $200M child sex-trafficking lawsuit against Michael Jackson by Frank Cascio and siblings must go to private arbitration, not court.

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The company managing the legacy of late pop icon Michael Jackson has secured a significant legal victory after a judge ruled that a high-profile civil lawsuit accusing the singer of child sex trafficking must be handled through private arbitration rather than in public court. As per TMZ, the case was filed by Frank Cascio and his siblings, former family friends of Jackson, who are seeking more than USD 200 million in damages. The plaintiffs allege they were victims of child sex trafficking by the pop star during the 1980s. (ANI)

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