Dr. Luke

The court battle has been ongoing for eight years.

A judge ruled the singer defamed her producer in a text message to Lady Gaga.

'Kemosabe Records and Sony elected to downsize certain departments,' the label said in a statement to Pitchfork.

'First, the Court erred in basing its decision on its finding that Kesha could record without interference from Gottwald,' the appeal states.

Kesha was planning for her latest legal battle on Tuesday (January 26) in New York City, but it was pushed back to February a day before due to inclement weather.

Dr. Luke is facing another lawsuit, but this time it's for allegedly copying one of the most famous and widely used percussive beats in music history.

The Kesha-Dr. Luke legal battle gets more grim with each passing day.

In the continued back-and-forth lawsuit between Kesha and Dr. Luke, it appears as though Kesha refuted claims of sexual assault from Dr. Luke during an unrelated lawsuit three years ago.

Kesha is suing her music producer Dr. Luke, claiming that he sexually, physically and verbally assaulted her over the past 10 years.