It looks like apologizing won't fix Justin Bieber's latest problem! The pop star is facing yet another court battle. However, this time it's not about his reckless driving or general mischief. Musician Casey Dienel -- who works under the name White Hinterland -- has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the singer and producer Skrillex for their hit single "Sorry." Dienel commented on the issue saying, "Like most artists that sample music, Bieber could have licensed my song for use in 'Sorry.' But he chose not to contact me." She added, ut he chose not to contact me," she wrote. "After the release of 'Sorry,' my lawyers sent Bieber a letter regarding the infringement, but Bieber's team again chose to ignore me." Reps for Bieber and Skrillex have so far not commented on the suit.
