The legal battle over a now dismissed sexual assault lawsuit between Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter and Houston lawyer Tony Buzbee has taken a new turn. Jay-Z's defamation lawsuit against Buzbee is now headed to trial after Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark H.

Tony Buzbee might need his own legal counsel. A judge has approved for Jay-Z’s defamation case against the lawyer to go to trial.

Z’s defamation lawsuit against Houston attorney Tony Buzbee had enough merit to go to trial, Rolling Stone Magazine reports. However, the rapper’s separate extortion claim against Buzbee may not stand in trial.

Jay-Z and Sean "Diddy" Combs are attempting to turn the tables on lawyer Tony Buzbee. While a lawsuit accusing the rap duo of raping a 13-year-old girl at a MTV VMAs after-party in 2000 was dismissed on Friday,

Jay-Z's rape accuser's attorney has been slammed by netizens after reports emerged that he has been barred from litigating in Southern NY.

Jay-Z’s attorneys have fired back against Tony Buzbee’s lawsuit, calling it legally baseless and part of a broader campaign to deflect attention from his own legal troubles.

Legal Attorney Tony Buzbee has responded to reports that he is barred from practicing in Southern New York with evidence showing he can.

Lawyer Tony Buzbee Denies Rumors That He Is Disbarred In NY Following Jay-Z, Diddy Lawsuit Tony Buzbee Denies Disbarment After Jay-Z Lawsuit

Jay-Z's lawsuit against famed Texas attorney Tony Buzbee reportedly contains enough merit to proceed to trial.

Z's defamation claim against lawyer Tony Buzbee could proceed to trial. According to Rolling Stone, Judge Mark H. Epstein delivered a tentative ruling on Tuesday, pointing to Buzbee's social media activity in Nov.

A Los Angeles judge was leaning toward allowing rapper's defamation claim against lawyer to continue but not a related extortion claim