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    Quincy Jones Wins $9.4 Million From Michael Jackson's Estate

    Jones charged the estate with "disguising" royalties and breaking the terms of his contracts with the King of Pop.
    by Andrew Flanagan Jul 27, 2017 1 minute
    Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones at the the 26th Grammy Awards in 1984. Jones won a case against Jackson's estate this week over royalties he said had been "disguised."

    Quincy Jones has prevailed in a case he launched nearly four years ago against MJJ Productions, the record label founded by Michael Jackson, and Sony Music, over the "disguising" of royalties and breach of his

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