We represented a Silicon Valley billionaire and VC tech titan as a defendant in a lawsuit seeking $100 million based on our client’s alleged interference with a contract between his former lover and her attorney. In 2014, our client’s former lover and her attorney defrauded and extorted our client into signing a $40 million “settlement agreement” under threats of destroying his life with terrible lies claiming rape, STD infections, pedophilia, and more. In 2016, after our client refused to make payment on the extorted agreement, his former lover and her attorney sued to collect the $40 million. In 2019, we obtained a full trial victory on behalf of our client against his former lover, with the court declaring the “settlement agreement” void as procured by fraud and extortion. Meanwhile, the former lover’s attorney had also sued our client in 2016, though for $100 million, claiming that he legitimately represented the former lover against our client in 2014 and thus was entitled to the $10 million contingency fee (plus $90 million in punitive damages) he would have earned had the former lover not fired him just before entering into the extorted settlement agreement with our client. In January 2022, the court threw out the attorney’s entire case on a motion for judgment on the pleadings.