Thursday 24/July/2025 – 03:07 AM
It seems that the former CEO of Estronomer, Andy PeronHe is seriously considering filing millions of dollars against the global rock squad “Coldplay”, after he caused a video circulating during one of the band’s concerts to destroy his career and distort his reputation.
Andy Peron threatens to prosecute the Coldplay Band for the controversial betrayal video
The incident took place during a ceremony held near Boston, when the kissing camera on the field monitored Bayron and his former teammate Christine Capot, to jokingly commented the lead singer Chris Martin, either they are in love or very shy.
Martin did not know that this transient phrase would lead to a media storm, which ended with the resignation of Bayron from his post after the spread of the video on the Internet.
Despite the speculation about the intention of Bayron to prosecute Koldblay, law experts have reduced the chances of his success, and described the potential lawsuit as “weak” and “convicted of failure”.
Lawyer Camron Dolcehi of the MSD office, explained to the page Six that the only possible legal scenario is a defamation suit, saying: “It is possible to consider what Martin said a kind of defamation, but it is difficult to prove damage or bad intention in this case.
He added: In order for the case to succeed, it must be proven that the comment is incorrect, and that it was said with bad intent or recklessly, which is almost impossible.
In the same context, Lawyer Ray Ciley of the Kinsella Holley office saw that Martin’s statements do not rise to the level of defamation: “Fasting a lawsuit now will only result in keeping the story alive in the media, and will bring more general scrutiny on Bayron’s behavior.
Some asked about the possibility of relying on the privacy laws in the state of Massachusetts, which requires the approval of the two parties to the records, but the lawyers also excluded this, noting that the video was filmed in a crowded public place, which denies any logical expectation of privacy.
