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Diddy’s attorneys drop out of his USD 100 million lawsuit

Times of India - Entertainment ·
Diddy’s attorneys drop out of his USD 100 million lawsuit

In a surprising twist, Sean Combs' legal representation has exited his defamation case, citing unpaid fees and minimal cooperation from the rapper.

Combs claims he changed lawyers due to perceived overcharging, a point his former attorneys dispute, accusing him of neglecting payment duties.

The defamation suit originally called for USD 50 million but has since seen amendments.

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