J-Lo battles to prevent release of home videos

A California appeals court said a dispute between Jennifer Lopez and her first husband over the release of intimate home videos should be handled through arbitration, not the public court system.

A California appeals court said a dispute between Jennifer Lopez and her first husband over the release of intimate home videos should be handled through arbitration, not the public court system.

A ruling by the Second District Court of Appeal states that a Los Angeles judge erred by not granting Lopez’s request to move the case to arbitration.

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