Washington, February 14 : Rocker Jon Bon Jovi is dragging a former employee of his American football team Philadelphia Soul to court for copyright infringement.

He and officials at Philadelphia Soul allege that the team's former sales manager, Joe Krause, illegally made and sold to the public his own version of the championship rings that each player of the Arena Football League (AFL) team was given when they were crowned champions in 2008.

Washington, Feb 3 : New Jersey is honouring native son rocker Jon Bon Jovi after selecting him for induction into the state''s Hall of Fame.

Joining 12 others, including basketball star Shaquille O''Neal and comedian Jerry Lewis, the Have A Nice Day hitmaker will be honoured at the 2009 ceremony.

Inductees were chosen after votes were compiled by the Hall''s academy and New Jersey residents, who selected their favourite hometown heroes online, reports Contactmusic.

Washington, Jan 5 : Rocker Jon Bon Jovi is all set to spearhead a fundraiser to help relieve Hillary Clinton''s debt after her presidential election campaign went awry.

According to reports, Clinton''s campaign debt stands at 6.3 million dollars.

Bon Jovi is said to have initiated a fundraiser aimed at raising cash to settle Clinton''s debt,

The `It's my life' hitmaker will perform in a show on January 15 in Los Angeles, reports Conactmusic.

The Live Earth India concert, to be held at the Andheri Sports center in Mumbai on December 7, will be a show to watch - major artistes from across the globe, including Roger Waters, Bon Jovi, and Amitabh Bachchans and a host of others will be seen in action!

Washington, Nov 4 : A British woman is suing rockers Bon Jovi, alleging that a member of their crew ran her over during a 2006 UK gig, leaving her seriously injured.

Sally Allen, a security supervisor at the venue, claimed that the incident happened when the ‘It’s My Life’ hitmakers played at Milton Keynes'' National Bowl in southeast England two years ago.

Allen is suing Bon Jovi and their security company for trespass to the person and negligence, seeking 405,000 dollars in compensation and damages.

London, November 3 : Hard rock band Bon Jovi has been sued for 250,000 pounds by a Brit woman, who claims that one of the group’s staff purposely ran a golf buggy over her at a concert.

Sally Allen, a security supervisor, alleged that she had tried to prevent Kevin McDonnell, from entering the back-stage area after a fire broke out at the Milton Keynes concert in 2006, reports the Telegraph.

She further claimed that McDonnell had said: “I don''t care about your emergency situation. Get out of my way, you f***ing whore. Do you know who I am? You can''t f***ing stop me."