, Slipknot percussionist Chris Fehn voluntarily withdrew the lawsuit he had filed against the band.
In March 2019, Fehn was fired after taking the members of Slipknot to court, claiming he had not been properly compensated during their twenty-year partnership.
In total, there were four charges: two for breach of fiduciary responsibility, one for breach of contract, and one for unjust enrichment. Fehn also demanded a report of Slipknot's accounting and assets so that he could be properly compensated.
After the trial, Corey Taylor asserted that none of it actually happened: "Try being unfairly accused of stealing money from someone you love," he vented on Twitter saying he was disappointed with Fehn.
According to Blabbermouth , Fehn will no longer be able to pursue any legal action based on the same allegations. The percussionist has not yet made a public statement on the matter.
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