Britney Spears may be free from her 13-year conservatorship, but she and her legal team are still focused on making sure that the people who kept it going for so long will pay for it.
The singer’s legal team says that Tri Star Sports and Entertainment, her former business manager, was instrumental in and profited off of the conservatorship. New court documents point toward a series of emails between Tri Star founder Lou Taylor and Spears’s father, Jamie, indicating that the company strategized about creating the conservatorship and received at least $18 million from it. The claims refute the testimonies from Robin Greenhill, Spears’s Tri Star business manager, that the company had played no role.
