Britney Spears has paid her lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, millions of dollars in legal fees, and our sources say members of her team became agitated enough that Rosengart has now agreed to provide free legal services for the immediate future.
, millions of dollars in legal fees, and our sources say members of her team became agitated enough that Rosengart has now agreed to provide free legal services for the immediate future.
Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ, Britney has paid Rosengart $4,201,856 for the period November 2021 through March 2023. That represents the legal work Rosengart performed mostly after the
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