Editing The Belmonts (section)

===Lawsuit and ''Anthology'' (1994-2011)===
In 1994, a [[lawsuit]] was filed by Fred Milano and Warren Gradus claiming [[trademark]] infringement against DiMucci, Mastrangelo, and D'Aleo. In May 1991, Milano and DiMucci entered into an agreement in which DiMucci agreed to appear with Milano and others, performing concerts under the name ''Dion and the Belmonts'', but only if certain conditions were met. Milano claimed he negotiated arrangements for as many as five concerts, but DiMucci refused to honor the agreement. The suit alleged that while DiMucci had agreed to reunite with Milano, he had also simultaneously agreed to take part in a reunion with Mastrangelo and D'Aleo. Milano and Gradus won the lawsuit.

In 2000, Dion and the Belmonts were inducted in the Vocal Group Hall of Fame. In 2003 The Belmonts created an internet radio station called "The Belmonts Internet Radio" playing all 50's and 60's and featuring Don K. Reed's original Doo Wopp Shop on Sunday evenings. In December 2009, the Belmonts released the Christmas single "The Bell That Couldn't Jingle". In 2009 The Belmonts also released the [[Compact disc|CD]] ''The Belmonts Anthology Vol.1 Featuring A Hundred Pounds of Clay''. "[[A Hundred Pounds of Clay]]" was released as a CD single in 2010. That year former member Art Loria, died from an accident at his home in [[Naples, Florida]].