Joe Tacopina has been buzzing ever since he helped A$AP Rocky receive a “not guilty” verdict in his recent felony assault trial. The 58-year-old lawyer recently ...

ASAP Rocky's attorney Joe Tacopina revealed during his appearance on The Breakfast Club that he was asked to "take a look" at Diddy's sex trafficking and racketeering case, but turned it down ...

This is thanks in part to the work of his lawyer, Joe Tacopina. It turns out another high-profile rapper sought Tacopina’s services, a rapper who is in much more significant trouble than Rocky ...

Rocky's lawyer, Joe Tacopina, discussed the Fenty Beauty founder's decision to bring the kids to court in a Feb. 24 interview on The Breakfast Club. "People were thinking it was a ploy ...

The rapper's lawyer Joe Tacopina spoke with Extra after Rocky was found not guilty following a 2021 shooting and joked that the famous couple had promised him they'd name their next baby after him ...

A$AP Rocky and Rihanna have baby No. 3 on the brain. The couple allegedly promised to name their next child after lawyer Joe Tacopina, who represented Rocky, 36, in ...

ASAP Rocky and Rihanna have allegedly made a big promise to lawyer Joe Tacopina after the rapper was found not guilty following a 2021 shooting incident. Tacopina, who represented Rocky in court ...

ASAP Rocky’s lawyer Joe Tacopina had a strong message for critics who thought Rihanna shouldn’t have brought her kids to court earlier this month. “One day Rihanna brought the babies to ...

Defending attorney Joe Tacopina said the weapon was "absolutely ... he was given a suspended prison sentence in Sweden after a fight, in an affair that caused diplomatic tensions between Stockholm ...

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky already have a name for their next baby. After Joe Tacopina led the rapper’s legal team toward triumph during the nearly four-week trial, the ...

She brought their two young sons. Rocky’s lawyer Joe Tacopina reminded the jurors that their instructions allow them to disregard everything a witness says if the jurors believe they are being ...