Garth Brooks wasted no time making his next move once the “We Shall Be Free” singer had the rape case from a former make-up artist and stylist for himself and Trisha Yearwood shifted from California state court to federal court.

A month after Garth Brooks spoke out against the sexual assault claim made against him by a former makeup artist, he has filed to move the case to a federal court.

Country singer's lawyers seek to move venue as Jane Roe plaintiff's damages exceed regulations for federal court

Garth Brooks has filed to take his legal complaint against Jane Roe, a former employee who has accused him of sexual assault, to federal court. According to People magazine, he has grounds to do so because the damages Roe is seeking in her lawsuit exceed $75,

A month after Garth Brooks spoke out against the sexual assault claim made against him by a former makeup artist, the country singer has filed to switch the case to a federal court.