Robert Meloni, attorney for the guy who is suing Lady Gaga for $30 million for getting rich without him, had some words for Gaga, aka Stefani Germanotta. "The claim filed by Lady Gaga does not pass the laugh test. I assume their strategy here in response to Fusari's complaint is 'the best defense is a good offense,' with their claim being the 'offense' but it really gives 'falling on your sword' an entirely new meaning. Ms. Germanotta really should not be playing with sharp objects." Good one, lawyer. [MTV]



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