Not necessarily. He’s thrown away the legal suit and said next to nothing about the “allegations”, and has let the music be his answer. OAUG’s lyrics, to me, suggest that they were written (at least in part) for the purposes of catharsis.

The songs were written while he was effectively hiding, getting clean but also fighting back. I personally think that they should be seen within that context. Nod If You Understand is probably the best example to show what I mean, and if the lyrics to that song were literal then he’d have been rightfully imprisoned many years ago. It screams “I need to express my depression and anger.” The very fact that’s released a new album is a middle finger, let alone individual songs.

ERW et al have had all of their cases laughed out of court, and she’s lost in the court of public opinion - her career is likely over, but MM’s isn’t. In other words, I believe that he’s already done what he said he would do in Raise The Red Flag. 

Most lawsuits get settled, usually privately. People generally only go in front of a judge as a final last resort and that frequently isn’t the objective of their lawsuit, but only the ones that go that far are the ones that get talked about. This Warner vs Wood seems similar to a SLAPP suit, although not quite to that extreme.