Two individuals who claim they were sexually abused as kids by deceased Pop superstar, Michael Jackson can refresh a lawsuit against his firms, judges at a United States of America court made a judgment.

Wade Robson and James Safechuck, both in their 40s, alleged Jackson ill-treated them for years while they were lads.

They can now seek formerly barred lawsuits against the songster’s businesses. They say these firms had an obligation to safeguard them.

Attorneys for Jackson, who passed away in 2009, maintain his integrity.

Vince Finaldi, an attorney for Mr Safechuck and Mr Robson, mentioned that the court had keeled over previous “incorrect rulings in these cases, which were against California law and would have set a dangerous precedent that endangered children”.

Jonathan Steinsapir, a counsellor for Jackson’s estate, mentioned he was “fully confident” Jackson was blameless, sounding the allegations were “contrary to all credible evidence and independent corroboration”.

*#Story By Edem Latsu Nukafu*