Weeks after the Jane Doe dropped her stunning allegations, Jay-Z is suing her and her lawyers for malicious prosecution and abuse of process.
The statement came after Argentinian authorities dropped manslaughter charges last month against three of the people indicted in connection with the singer's death.
APD tied a triple shooting at a Lil Baby music video to sparking a gang war during a press conference earlier this week.
Kirk Burrowes claims Janice Smalls coordinated with her son and other co-conspirators to intimidate him into signing over his alleged 25% stake in Bad Boy Entertainment.
A Jane Doe plaintiff also sued the hip-hop label and its corporate Universal Music Group for enabling the alleged harassment and abuse when Liles served as Def Jam's president.
The John Doe, who says he was then working as a "male companion service worker," is accusing the hip-hop mogul of drugging and assaulting him in a New York hotel room in 2012.
The provocative video for the pop punk tune dropped on Thursday afternoon (Feb. 27).
The results came nearly five months after the former One Direction singer fell to his death from a balcony in Argentina.
"A lot of people in Roc [Nation] I'm very close with," Joe Tacopina said.
Leanne Lucas suffered five stab wounds while helping multiple children escape in July.
