Nelly, ‘Chimp Crazy’ drama, and more on the Legal Roundtable

Nelly, ‘Chimp Crazy’ drama, and more on the Legal Roundtable docket

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Members of the St. Lunatics are suing Nelly because they say they weren’t credited or paid for work on the 2000 album “Country Grammar.” The HBO show “Chimp Crazy” showed a St. Louis nurse admitting she lied in federal court. Mission Taco Joint is changing its name to Session Taco after a lawsuit from the maker of Mission-branded tortillas. Those were some of the issues discussed on our monthly Legal Roundtable with attorneys Nicole Gorovsky, Javad Khazaeli and Bevis Schock. The attorneys also discussed this week’s execution of Marcellus Williams, the case of a Honduran national who killed a St. Louis police officer while driving drunk on Sunday, and more.

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