A two-year old copyright lawsuit culminated today in Producer Timbaland and singer Nelly Furtado both being cleared of any wrongdoing.

Finnish record label, Kernal Records, launched a legal battle against the stars, alleging the duo stole elements of one of their artist's songs to create the hit ‘Do It.’

According to HipHopWired.com, a Florida judge has now thrown out the claim from Kernal Records, freeing Timbaland and Furtado from the $20 million lawsuit.

Timbaland's representative, Karen Stetson, stated:  "We're very happy.  We thought from the beginning that this issue was an important one and followed the plain language of the federal Copyright Act."

See Timbaland being interviewed by Nick Cannon last year: