One of the 10 photos attached to a declaration submitted by a private investigator who purported to surveil the Upper East Side meanderings of Donald Loftus, seen here in a blue shirt, the former president of a perfume company who was seeking to testify remotely in a lawsuit against Jay-Z based on his concerns about COVID. Image from court documents
Just when you think you’ve seen every iteration of the “will they/won’t they” fight over whether a trial witness will be required to testify in person or not, this happens.
On Friday lawyers for Jay-Z, led by Alex Spiro of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, filed a declaration from a retired New York City police sergeant in the rap mogul’s long-simmering contractual dispute with perfume company Parlux Fragrances LLC over his allegedly lackluster promotion of the Gold Jay-Z branded eau de toilette.
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