Buzbee has dismissed the defamation claim from Carter, the accused, as 'frivolous' and a bullying tactic, maintaining he has never personally accused Carter.

Tony Buzbee, representing Jay-Z's anonymous rape accuser, has filed a lawsuit against Roc Nation, alleging bribery and conspiracy.

Carter claims that Buzbee sent him a demand letter interpreted as a blackmail attempt, leading him to file an extortion lawsuit against Buzbee.

In a separate incident, 78-year-old Rita Anne Mawer went missing in southwestern Manitoba after reportedly getting lost in fog while driving home on Christmas Day.

In a recent social media statement, Buzbee asserted that his firm would not be intimidated and has reported alleged misconduct to the authorities.

Carter's legal team added a defamation claim, alleging that Buzbee's mediation demand was coercive and threatened public allegations that could damage Carter's reputation.

The ongoing legal battle includes serious accusations of bribery, misrepresentation, and concerns over potential evidence destruction, escalating tensions between the parties.

The legal proceedings are further complicated by Buzbee's history of alleged misconduct, which includes previous admonishments from the court.

Carter has filed for dismissal of the lawsuit, requesting the identity of the accuser be revealed while asserting his innocence.

Buzbee previously accused Roc Nation of bribery on social media, sharing a photo of alleged investigators and a transcript of a recorded conversation with a client.

Garcia, another client of Buzbee, recorded interactions with investigators who claimed ties to Roc Nation's philanthropic arm and Jay-Z's attorney.

In addition to the current lawsuit, Buzbee faced another lawsuit in November for allegedly assaulting a former client with a champagne flute.