Lawyer Marcy Croft sued Tony Buzbee for $25 million, alleging he spread lies targeting her work related to Jay-Z's reform efforts.

Jay-Z and his legal team recently showed the depths they’re willing to go to discredit the new lawsuit against him.

A lawyer closely connected to Jay Z’s philanthropic work is taking legal action against high profile attorney Tony Buzbee, accusing him of launching a calculated smear campaign that damaged her […] ...

Alex Spiro stated that his client 'would never settle the lawsuit or pay any money to resolve it, given it was a heinous false accusation.' Jay-Z’s attorney said there is no settlement agreement in ...

Diddy is now facing another lawsuit from an alleged victim who named JAY-Z, Beyoncé, and LeBron James as witnesses to their assault. Hov’s legal team and 50 Cent shared their reactions to the ...

A new accuser claims he saw Jay-Z at one of Sean 'Diddy' Combs' freak-offs. Here's what the accuser says happened at the party. According to the lawsuit, Joseph says he was drugged and brought to Star ...

*A Superior Court judge has thrown out a lawsuit Jay-Z filed against attorney Tony Buzbee, citing First Amendment protections. According to Courthouse News Service, the ruling ends a contentious legal ...

*Marcy Croft, an attorney affiliated with Roc Nation’s criminal justice reform efforts, has filed a $25 million defamation lawsuit against prominent Houston attorney Tony Buzbee. According to All Hip ...

Left: Houston-based attorney Tony Buzbee (The Buzbee Law Firm); Right: Jay-Z in 2021 (Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File) LOS ANGELES (CN) — A Superior Court judge on Tuesday heard more arguments over ...

Left: Houston-based attorney Tony Buzbee (The Buzbee Law Firm); Right: Jay-Z in 2021 (Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, File) LOS ANGELES (CN) — After months of hand-wringing, a Superior Court judge has ...

A defamation and extortion lawsuit filed by Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter against Houston-based attorney Tony Buzbee has been dismissed by a Superior Court judge on First Amendment grounds. The ruling comes ...