Robin Greenhill’s request for an extension is denied

[Ghoulia]

1 hour ago, Catalin said:

You guys are so naive... Accountability? Where?

Where are the criminal charges? Have the authorities been involved yet?

Robin’s new attorney is a criminal defense attorney. I think we need to be a little more patient. She’s bringing a tank to a water gun fight.

[GlitterRain]

Robin is seething 

[Tar_isa]

What a nice surprise! After the recent potponement of Lynne's fees hearing I was totally expecting she'd grant Robin her extension

[Britney'sBish]

[queenofhearts]

praise the lord!!

[queenofhearts]

so what is supposed to happen in court next week?

[Headed Peckerhead]

🔴 FOXMETRONEWS: Robin Greenhill sought the postponement this week by saying she hired a new law firm last weekend — and her new counsel needed more time to “become familiar” with her motion to quash the subpoenas served by Britney’s lawyer Mathew Rosengart last October.

For his part, Rosengart opposed the requested delay, arguing in a dueling filing Tuesday that Greenhill was still represented by her longtime lawyer, Eric Adler, and that new evidence recovered from a third-party allegedly showed Greenhill made “false or materially misleading public statements” in a prior sworn declaration.

Los Angeles County Judge Brenda Penny denied Greenhill’s request in a ruling made public Friday. The court said Greenhill had failed to show she would suffer “irreparable harm” if the hearing on her motion remained on calendar for July 27, where it’s been for months.

Greenhill and her boss, Tri Star CEO Lou Taylor, are both fighting Rosengart’s quest to depose them on video — as well as his subpoenas demanding all documents and communications related to “electronic surveillance, cloning or monitoring of Britney’s phone,” anything related to Tri Star’s compensation from the estate and anything regarding Britney’s medical care, the singer’s claim she was coerced to work and the alleged bugging of Britney’s bedroom.

According to lawyers for Tri Star, Britney has failed to show any “extrinsic fraud” on the part of her former management team that would entitle her to subpoena documents from prior accounting periods previously approved by the court. They’ve claimed only records dating back to Jan. 1, 2019 are fair game for subpoenas.

SOURCE: https://foxmetronews.com/culture/tri-star-exec-implicated-in-britney-spears-spying-fails-to-win-delay/

[x.rox]

Can’t wait for the hearing. It’s going to be an EPIC day. 

[x.rox]

8 hours ago, AndyFoster said:

Honestly I know we celebrate all of these successes lately, but literally what other choice does the court have, it will backfire on them worldwide (literally) otherwise.

 

The POWER of GODney 🌈🌈❤️😁

[GlitterRain]

2 hours ago, queenofhearts said:

praise the lord!!

 

[Chaoticluv]

serves her right 

[Simday1]

Let's hope these ****ers are still ALIVE and well by July 27th, they should be ashamed of themselves! I don't see how they could face another day tbh...

[Whyshouldibsad21]

10 hours ago, Catalin said:

You guys are so naive... Accountability? Where?

Where are the criminal charges? Have the authorities been involved yet?

Naive? I love that for me. 

[Cqleb]

Rolling Stone now naming names, here’s what they featured in the new article.      

Greenhill and her boss, Tri Star CEO Lou Taylor, are both fighting Rosengart’s quest to depose them on video — as well as his subpoenas demanding all documents and communications related to “electronic surveillance, cloning or monitoring of Britney’s phone,” anything related to Tri Star’s compensation from the estate and anything regarding Britney’s medical care, the singer’s claim she was coerced to work and the alleged bugging of Britney’s bedroom.

Rosengart issued the subpoenas after Greenhill was specifically singled out in blockbuster statements made by former Spears security staffer Alex Vlasov in the New York Times documentary, Controlling Britney Spears.

According to Vlasov, Greenhill was on a group chat with Britney’s dad Jamie Spears and Vlasov’s boss, Edan Yemini, head of Black Box security, that dissected “every step” Britney took during the depths of her court-ordered conservatorship.

“Even in the sacred place, her home, every single request was monitored and recorded. Her intimate relations were closely managed,” Vlasov said. “You know, Britney could not have someone in the privacy of her house without those three people knowing.”

Vlasov claimed that at one point, Yemini “had an audio recording device put into Britney’s bedroom.” He also said it was Greenhill who proposed setting up an iPad loaded with Britney’s iCloud account so it would “mirror” all her activity. The system purportedly allowed the trio to see all the singer’s messages, notes, call logs, browser history, and photographs.

In a Nov. 4 sworn statement accompanying her motion to quash the subpoenas, Greenhill claimed “no one at Tri Star has ever suggested monitoring Ms. Spears’ electronic communications.” She also denied any knowledge of a “hidden electronic surveillance device placed in Ms. Spears’ bedroom” and suggested Rosengart’s request for records dating back 14 years was “grossly overbroad” because Tri Star wasn’t involved in Britney’s career or the creation of the conservatorship in early February 2008.

“Tri Star played no part whatsoever in suggesting the establishment of the conservatorship,” Greenhill wrote.

According to Rosengart and his co-counsel Kyle Freeny, Greenhill’s statements were false. In a July 1 sworn statement, Freeny told the court that Black Box Security had produced Word documents containing screenshots of Britney’s text messages that Yemini circulated via email to both Jamie and Greenhill without comment between 2016 and 2019.

Rosengart claims Tri Star made more than $18 million from Britney’s estate during her conservatorship. He contends Tri Star’s unwillingness to answer his questions shows the company “has much to hide.” He has alleged Taylor improperly used estate funds to pay for expenses, such as an advertisement in The Hollywood Reporter and personal legal fees.

Read More: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/britney-spears-spying-court-case-tri-star-robin-greenhill-1387040/

[Johanpapz]

Yes! And if I'm not wrong I think they already named their names in a previous article... Which is amazing, so glad a huge magazine like R.S. is not affraid to exposed these monsters!

[Cqleb]

This aged so badly and backfired considering who was on the cover 😂

[Slayer]

I'm glad Rolling Stone is posting about it!

[KrisJ]

Glad to see their names exposed across the media. Both are scum and the depositions can’t come soon enough 

[GlitterRain]

8 minutes ago, Slayer said:

I'm glad Rolling Stone is posting about it!

Me too 

[s&m]