Nancy Dillon is a Senior Reporter for Rolling Stone, specializing in court-related stories. With a background as the former West Coast Bureau Chief for the New York Daily News, Nancy has extensive experience covering legal matters and has had her work featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and the Orlando Sentinel.
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Nancy's coverage primarily revolves around legal issues within the entertainment industry, with a focus on evolving and breaking news related to celebrity lawsuits, criminal charges, and sexual assault allegations. She also emphasizes government announcements in this space.
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By: Nancy Dillon
Kato Kaelin focused on the familes of Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson in a video statement marking the death of O.J. Simpson
By: Nancy Dillon
Hours after a judge called Scientology’s religious arbitration contract 'unconscionable,' David Miscavige appeared in the case and got judge removed.
By: Nancy Dillon
"The judge did not rule on the merits of the plaintiff's claims but merely changed the venue," the lawyer for plaintiff Emaza Gibson says
By: Nancy Dillon
Emilio Garcia says he was "mortified" when Megan Thee Stallion allegedly engaged in sexual contact with a woman while next to him in a moving vehicle in Spain
By: Nancy Dillon
"It's obviously a legal loophole. This isn't like he's innocent or these things didn't happen," says Lauren Sivan
By: Nancy Dillon
Questions mount over whether Weinstein will face a retrial in New York and if his California conviction is in jeopardy
By: Nancy Dillon
"Her wish for freedom is now truly complete,” Spears' lawyer Mathew Rosengart said in a statement
By: Nancy Dillon
The Vanderpump Rules star says in a new filing that she never shared the NSFW video that fueled the ‘Scandoval' saga
By: Nancy Dillon
Former American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance participant receives 2025 trial date
By: Nancy Dillon
Two Jane Does already suing Trevi for abuse asked the court to reject the singer's "vague" cross-complaint, but a judge ruled Wednesday that Trevi could address "ambiguities" in discovery
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