American pop star Britney Spears' former business manager, Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group, has denied the star's lawyers' claims of the company being directly involved in her conservatorship.
As per court documents obtained by news outlet TMZ, Mathew Rosengart claimed in the papers that the organization lied to the court about not being involved in Spears' conservatorship and having received more than $18 million from her 13-year conservatorship.
In response to these claims, the entertainment company's lawyer, Scott Edelman, said:
"This is materially misleading. As all the evidence makes abundantly clear, the conservatorship was set up on the recommendation of legal counsel, not Tri Star, and approved by the Court for more than 12 years. In fact, Tri Star was not even the business manager for the conservatorship when it was established."
Edelman further added that all the alleged false claims will be set straight after the records are unsealed.
In the court documents, Rosengart further stated that before Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, who was in control of her conservatorship for 13 years, became her daughter's temporary guardian, he had taken $40,000 from Tri Star, which at the time was not as big as it is now.
Mathew Rosengart further proposed a theory where he said that Jamie might have had a proposition with Tri Star, where he would get the money and the entertainment company Britney's...
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