Jay-Z’s legal team has scored a small victory.

Judge Analisa Torres granted lawyer Alex Spiro’s request to submit a motion to dismiss.

Jay-Z's legal team has achieved a minor victory in his assault case, as the judge presiding over the matter has now permitted his attorney to file a request for dismissal.

Court reporter Meghann Cuniff shared documents confirming that Judge Analisa Torres granted lawyer Alex Spiro's request to submit a motion to dismiss the case. This decision represents a change for Judge Torres, who had previously expressed concerns that Jay-Z's defense team was attempting to dismiss the lawsuit without proper due diligence.

Just a few days ago, Judge Torres denied Jay-Z's initial request to dismiss the lawsuit, which alleges he and music mogul Diddy sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl in 2000. The most recent ruling, despite this setback, enables Spiro to formally submit a motion to dismiss the case, suggesting that the legal process may undergo a change. On New Year's Eve, Tony Buzbee, the victim's attorney, submitted a letter to express his opposition to the motion. This recent development is a positive development for Jay-Z's legal team as they continue to combat the allegations, even though it does not guarantee the dismissal of the case.

I will closely monitor the outcome of the motion to dismiss. Which is due by February 6th, as both parties prepare for the next phase of this high-profile legal battle.