Mariah Carey prevailed in her brother’s $20 million memoir lawsuit, and her lawyer John Rosenberg said she believes the court’s decision matters beyond her own interests.
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Fans may view the victory as a protective step for her personal and family reputation.
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Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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