Jay-Z and his legal team have not easily brought down his sexual assault accuser.
On Monday, Jay Z filed lawsuits against Jane Doe and her lawyers Anthony and David Fortney, as well as the Buzby law firm after dropping a sexual assault lawsuit against rapper and Sean “Diddy” Combs in February.
According to documents obtained by Fox News Digital, Jay-Z's legal team called Jane Doe's case “false, malicious, strategically and tactically calculated, causing Carter the greatest pain and suffering.”
Sean Carter (aka Jay-Z) filed a lawsuit against a woman who accused him of sexual assault. (Photo: Karwai Tang/Wireimage)
Jay-Z's lawsuit alleges that Jane Doe's lawyers, including Buzbee and Fortney, are “motivated without spirit by greed, arrogantly ignoring the most basic scripts of truth and human decency.”
Jay-Z, Sean 'Diddy' combs sexual assault accuser filed lawsuit
According to the document, Jane Doe said the rapper “said that he had told Buzby he didn't sexually assaulted him.” [her]“Busby reportedly persuaded her to continue the lawsuit for mutual financial benefits.
Jane Doe “voluntarily admitted directly” to Jay-Z's representative that the sexual assault accusations were not true.
This is said to have been that Doe sent a letter of fearful demand to Jay-Z.
Buzbee said, “I pushed her forward with a false story about Mr. Carter… to get the case better. [the lawyers and her] More money,” the lawsuit alleges.
“Buzbee brought Jay-Z to it,” the lawsuit alleges.
Tony Buzby told Jay Z and his legal team “can't be bullied,” and Jay Z and his team said she was trying to blackmail doe for “weeks” to repeat her story. According to Buzbee, Doe is “based on her claims.” (Photo: Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Buzbee issued a statement Monday to Fox News Digital, claiming that Jay-Z and his team were trying to intimidate Doe in “a few weeks” to get her out of her story, and according to Buzbee, Doe “bears her claim.”
“This Alabama submission claims the same claim as another case that Jay-Z's team stitched together in Los Angeles. This new case in Alabama has no legal merit either. Investigators for Sean Carter repeatedly harassed, threatened and tormented the poor woman for weeks.
“She doesn't, she doesn't. Instead, she says she's been standing over and over at her claim. These same group of investigators got caught up in tapes to pay people to sue me and my company, or threatened by frivolous cases,” Buzby said.
According to the lawsuit, Jane Doe allegedly “voluntarily admitted” to Jay-Z's representatives that her assault accusations were not true.
Furthermore, the documents say Jay-Z legal team denied that Fortney advised doe to stop litigation before making a decision because it was “too dangerous to continue the lawsuit.”
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The rap mogul issued a statement after Doe retracted the lawsuit.
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“Today is a victory,” Jay-Z said after submitting. “The frivolous, fictional, terrifying and appalling allegations have been dismissed. This civil suit has no merit and has not gone anywhere.
“This 1-800 lawyer will reach I'll submit a suit Hiding behind Jane Doe, they can leave without affecting them when they quickly realize that their money grabs will fail. The system failed. ”
Jay-Z said the court must protect the victims.[W]For the same ethical liability, the court must protect innocent people from being charged without fragments of evidence. May the truth of all victims and those who were falsely accused win. ”
Sean “Diddy” Combs and Jay-Z were accused of raping Jane Doe at the age of 13. (Photo: Johnny Nunez/Wireimage)
Jane Daw's lawyers, Buzby and Antigon Curris, said in their dismissal that the plaintiff “is a voluntary dismissal of the above actions and is biased.”
The rapper was accused of raping a minor at an afterparty at the MTV VMA in 2000, the documents say.
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Initially, the lawsuit stated that Combs raped a minor while “Celebrity A” and “Celebrity B” watched. Carter was named “Celebrity A” in the revised lawsuit.
Diddy and Jay-Z became friends through the music industry in the 90s and were portrayed in 2000. (Patrick McMullan)
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Jay-Z is seeking a ju trial and unspecified damages.
