In a tumultuous legal battle, Sean 'Diddy' Combs’ attorney Mark Geragos has been implicated in a large-scale extortion scheme, alongside alleged New Jersey mobster Frank Cascio. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court by the Michael Jackson Company and the estate's co-executors, John Branca and John McClain, claims that Geragos and Cascio masterminded a “civil extortion scheme” designed to defraud the estate of the late pop icon.

This latest scandal adds to Geragos' stained legal reputation; he previously faced a jury verdict for his role in an attempted Nike extortion alongside Michael Avenatti. His history includes multiple investigations by the State Bar of California, including allegations of fraud related to funds intended for Armenian genocide victims.

Further complicating the matter, Geragos’ law firm partner, Ben Meiseles, and his father, former Diddy attorney Kenny Meiseles, have also been entwined in various alleged criminal activities. Notably, accusations have surfaced concerning Diddy’s use of his private jet for drug trafficking, with claims emerging from a former sex worker who connected Geragos and Meiseles to attempts to pay him off in exchange for silence.

The backdrop of this extortion plot draws upon a history of allegations against Geragos, including threats made by Kenny Meiseles to influential industry figures to coerce business decisions. As the investigation unfolds, Geragos remains a licensed attorney in California, prompting observers to wonder how these new developments will impact his standing with the State Bar.

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