A Lawyer Calls More Than 10 New Lawsuits Prepared For P Diddy

Sean 'Diddy' Combs (Facebook: Diddy)

JAKARTA - Sean 'Diddy' Combs, who is currently in prison, is said to be facing more than ten new lawsuits in the coming days.

According to a BBC report, a lawyer named Tony Buzbee who represents dozens of people, has confirmed a forthcoming lawsuit against the boss of Bad Boy Records.

Meanwhile, Buzbee has filed another legal case against Diddy in New York, on behalf of an unnamed man, who claimed he was attacked by Diddy in 2015.

The lawsuit states that the plaintiff is a 23-year-old man, is appearing at an event attended by Diddy, hoping to sign a contract with his label. However, the plaintiff said he was stunned at a party after the concert and attacked.

Spokesperson Diddy immediately responded strongly. He denied the allegations - which included the administration of drugs, attacks, and rape of people.

As is known, Buzbee played an important role in a number of cases against Combs over the past year, including one case that also appointed Jay-Z as a defendant - despite being denied and asking the court to cancel the case.

Buzbee said he plans to file more than ten other lawsuits in the near future.

The new lawsuit began in 2015, when the plaintiff had the opportunity to appear in a nightclub in the Los Angeles area where Combs was.

Combs' colleague told critics the rapper had heard of his talent and would watch him. He was told that if he performed well, Combs might be interested in discussing the deal with Bad Boy Records.

After what the plaintiff believed was an extraordinary performance, he was invited to attend the party afterwards.

A colleague of Diddy also gave a drink to the plaintiff, saying that the drink was from Combs. After drinking it, the plaintiff quickly felt dizzy and realized that he had been stunned. He then lost consciousness.

For information, Diddy is currently facing more than 30 lawsuits, accusing him of sexual assaults and offenses. He is in New York prison pending a federal criminal trial for sex trafficking and extortion.