Lawyers for Sean "Diddy" Combs filed a motion Tuesday to deny attorney Tony Buzbee's ability to practice law in New York's Southern District.

A Los Angeles judge suggested that Buzbee may have acted with "actual malice," the standard for defamation cases regarding public figures.

Sean “Diddy” Combs has set his sights on Tony Buzbee, filing a motion opposing the Houston-based attorney’s request to represent a client in New York despite as he is no longer allowed to practice law in the state.

Sean "Diddy" Combs is fighting back against attorney Tony Buzbee. He has accused him of improperly filing lawsuits in a federal district where he is not authorized to practice.

Diddy’s legal team is staying on the offensive and has begun taking aim at Tony Buzbee. USA Today reports that Sean Combs’ defense team filed a motion on Tuesday (Feb. 25) in response to Buzbee’s attempt to represent a potential client in the Southern District of New York, even though he has been barred from practicing in the area.

Jay-Z's lawsuit against famed Texas attorney Tony Buzbee reportedly contains enough merit to proceed to trial.

Z's defamation claim against lawyer Tony Buzbee could proceed to trial. According to Rolling Stone, Judge Mark H. Epstein delivered a tentative ruling on Tuesday, pointing to Buzbee's social media activity in Nov.