A$AP Relli remains undeterred in his quest for legal redress for the allegedly A$AP Rocky assault against him, despite Rocky's acquittal in the trial

A$AP Rocky will have to face Terell Ephron, formerly known as A$AP Relli, in court following their recent legal battle. According to a report Rolling Stone published on Wednesday, February 26, an attorney for Ephron told Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William Fahey there are no plans to drop his civil lawsuit against the "Tailor Swif" rapper even after a jury found him not guilty in his criminal trial.

A$AP Rocky didn’t have much time to celebrate his win against A$AP Relli and now has to gear up for yet another trial. Rolling Stone reports Relli, né Terrell Ephron, is moving forward with his civil lawsuit accusing his former associate of assault.

A$AP Relli, the rapper who said that A$AP Rocky shot at him with a deadly weapon in 2021, spoke out after the "F--kin' Problems" rapper was found not guilty.

A$AP Rocky was found not guilty on two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm stemming from an argument with childhood friend and bandmate Terell Ephron — also known as A$AP Relli — in 2021. A jury in Los Angeles came to the verdict on Tuesday after five hours of deliberation.

The Grammy-nominated rapper and fashion creative A$AP Rocky was accused of shooting at his former childhood friend twice in 2021.

A jury’s acquittal of A$AP Rocky has put to rest a case that hung over the hip-hop star for years and threatened to derail his life and career.

Rocky’s legal troubles with Terell “ASAP Relli” Ephron aren’t over just yet. Despite the Harlem rapper being found not guilty on two gun assault charges earlier in the month, he’s now facing another round in court.

Relli is still pursuing a civil case against ASAP Rocky. Rolling Stone reports that Relli is moving forward with the assault and battery lawsuit, even though Rocky was found not guilty in the criminal trial.

A$AP Rocky‘s accuser Relli may have lost the criminal trial, but he’s not backing down in his assault and battery lawsuit against the rapper for the same matter.