Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Discovery is already happening in this case. The plaintiff sent out interrogatories and document requests to all the defendants on March 2, 2026, focused mainly on whether arbitration actually applies and whether the court has jurisdiction.
The defendants responded by trying to pause everything while the judge decides their motions to dismiss and force arbitration. The requests themselves are pretty targeted but still a big deal.
They’re asking how the arbitration clause was shown to users, whether people really agreed to it, and whether Drake and Adin Ross were actually reaching and targeting people in the U.S., especially Missouri, through their promotions and data tracking.
So where things stand right now is basically a standoff. The plaintiff is pushing ahead with this limited discovery to prove the case belongs in court, and the defendants are trying to shut it down before they have to hand over any internal info.
Discovery is already happening in this case. The plaintiff sent out interrogatories and document requests to all the defendants on March 2, 2026, focused mainly on whether arbitration actually applies and whether the court has jurisdiction.
The defendants responded by trying to pause everything while the judge decides their motions to dismiss and force arbitration. The requests themselves are pretty targeted but still a big deal.
They’re asking how the arbitration clause was shown to users, whether people really agreed to it, and whether Drake and Adin Ross were actually reaching and targeting people in the U.S., especially Missouri, through their promotions and data tracking.
So where things stand right now is basically a standoff. The plaintiff is pushing ahead with this limited discovery to prove the case belongs in court, and the defendants are trying to shut it down before they have to hand over any internal info.
