Britney Spears in settlement talks, may resolve legal dispute with father Jamie and Tri-Star group for $7M

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Rosengart claimed repeatedly that he planned to get justice for his client. The lawyer won the conservatorship battle for Britney in November 12, 2021 and called it a "massive legal victory," but concluded by saying that the "investigation into financial mismanagement and other issues will continue.” He has now appealed for both the parties to settle. According to Daily Mail, he contacted the management company to go ahead with the deal. While Britney was placed in conservatorship in 2008 and all her decisions were controlled by her family, Jamie received an estimated $6 million over 13 years of Britney's conservatorship and Tri-Star collected 5% of the singer's “adjusted gross entertainment revenue," as reported by The New York Times.

Jamie believed it was unfair that only he had to have a deposition when there were two people involved in the case. He added that she should also have a deposition so she could tell the whole story of her conservatorship but Rosengart argued that the deposition would only traumatize Britney again after he won her case. Jamie's lawyer Alex Weingarten argued, "The right to take a deposition can rarely be denied. In California, discovery is a matter of right." Nevertheless, Rosengart claimed the "courts ruling was thoughtful, thorough and correct." "Rather than wasting any additional time harassing his daughter, Mr spears will be better served if he accepted his losses and moved on," Rosengart said. Britney has also signed a $15M deal to publish her bombshell tell-all memoir with Simon & Schuster, which she completed in July. The memoir will reportedly be on sale in 2023.