I wish the new bosses at the Sanctuary Group would do something fun, like organise a jelly eating competition, or something, just to give their PR team a break from having to distribute long press releases dealing with tedious and frequently depressing restructure news. We'd enter a team, to show our support for the struggling music company. Well, providing it was lime jelly.
Anyway, more tedious restructure news from Sanctuary, though not so depressing, given that it brings to an end ongoing litigation between the London based music company and three US artist managers who were formerly employed by its now defunct urban division. Sanctuary had said it would sue former associates Troy Carter, Julius Erving III and Tony Davis over one breach of contract claim or another, but admits that it is not in a position to fight a long drawn out legal battle with the three men, who would counter-sue, and so has reached an out of court settlement with them.
Details of that settlement are unknown, though I doubt it involves any jelly eating so, frankly, I don't care.