JAY-Z’s effort to restore his “impeccable and lifetime-earned character” after last year’s headline-grabbing sexual assault allegations took a shocking turn this week when the rapper-mogul took to Alabama federal court on Monday (March 3) to not only sue the accusatory “Jane Doe” but also her lawyer Tony Buzbee.
Branding the original suit a “depraved attack,” Jay (born Shawn Carter) slammed the attorney-client duo with claims of malicious prosecution, civil conspiracy, abuse of process, and defamation.
Once the press got ahold of the legal filing, Buzbee quickly issued a statement in response to the hoopla. Look inside to see what he said.















