BritneySpears' lawyer is calling BS on her former business manager, claiming the owner of the company lied about its involvement in the conservatorship.
Rosengart believes the money had strings attached ... that Jamie would get the cash and Tri Star would get Britney's business. The lawyer has said in the past, this alleged quid pro quo is highly suspicious if not improper, and he wants Tri Star to produce all the documents related to the issue, but Tri Star wants a judge to block that move., has reportedly said her company had"no role whatsoever in the creation of a conservatorship for Britney Spears.
Rosengart says that's just false, pointing to an email from Lou Taylor to Jamie in January 2008, weeks before the conservatorship was established, in which she wrote,"he [attorney] and tri star will serve as co's [i.e., co-conservators] w you." Taylor wrote another email to another lawyer before the conservatorship was established, saying,"I look forward to working with you."And, there's this ...
Rosengart notes, during the run of the conservatorship, Tri Star got a 5% cut of whatever Britney made, and that amounted to more than $18 million. He also says Tri Star's celebrity clientele -- which includes members of the Kardashian family andAnd, Rosengart wants documents to determine Tri Star's role, if any, in secretly monitoring Britney's communications, including her text messages.