Chris Brown and Drake Rekindle Rivalries, Sue Each Other in Court

Just when we thought that Chris Brown and Drake's feud might have run its course, the two stars have rekindled their rivalry by suing each other for their last summer's brawl.

The entourages of Breezy and Drizzy infamously clashed in June 2012 at an NYC nightclub and a number of bottles were thrown by both the camps at each other, leaving several bystanders injured.

Brown had a scuffle with Frank Ocean too last month and so it was thought that his animosity with Drake might have mellowed down a bit since he has moved on to other targets. However, TMZ reports that both the MCs have filed lawsuits against each other and as expected, their court papers blame each other for all the drama that happened that night.

The incident in question has resulted in a number of lawsuits but this is the first time that the two troublemakers have initiated anything legal.

NBA superstar Tony Parker, who caught glass shrapnel in his eye during the melee and almost lost his eyesight, has sued the club's owners and is seeking $20 million in damages. His fellow Frenchman Romain Julien was also among the casualties and he named Brown, Drake and the club owners as defendants in his lawsuit.

Another lawsuit was filed by the club's owners against Brown and Drake, claiming that they intentionally turned their personal fight into a mass brawl by encouraging their "security personnel, bodyguards, friends and entourages" to jump in.