A Los Angeles judge ordered the two songwriters and their counsel who filed a copyright lawsuit against Mariah Carey in relation to her 1994 Christmas classic “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” to pay her over $92,000 in sanctions. According to the legal documents obtained by American news site TMZ on Tuesday, Dec. 23, judge Monica Almadani, who dismissed the lawsuit in March, ordered sanctions against Andy Stone and Troy Powers. The judge, as cited by the news outlet, “[found that the lawsuit] lacked merit and [determined] there was good reason to deter people from filing baseless lawsuits.” Aside from […]... Keep on reading: Songwriters ordered to pay Mariah Carey in 'All I Want for Christmas' lawsuit