Lil Wayne Settles Royalty Dispute
Lil Wayne and producer, Jim Jonson who co-wrote Weezy’s Grammy hit, “Lollipop,” have settled their long-standing dispute over royalties.

Back in April (2010), Jonson filed a $500k law-suit alleging that he hadn’t received any payments for his work on co-writing the single. Jonsin was quoted as saying, “We worked out an arrangement. They’re giving me some money now, and will pay the balance in the first or second quarter next year.”
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