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On Friday, Bill Cosby was deposed for 7½ hours at an undisclosed location in Boston, attorney Gloria Allred said at a news conference Saturday.

But the lawyer's not done yet: Allred, who represents accuser Judy Huth, would like to depose him a second time, she said in a statement provided to People.

"We'll be filing motions with the court in connection with the deposition," Allred said. "We'll also be seeking to take a further deposition of Mr. Cosby at a later date."

The normally effusive Allred could not answer questions or do more than read a prepared statement about Cosby's...

It’s no secret that he’s facing a multitude of sexual assault charges from decades ago, but that’s not stopping Bill Cosby from taking his comedy show on the road.

The “Cosby Show” star just booked more gigs, and he released a promotional video on “Good Morning America” on Monday (March 9).

Cosby declares, “You know I will be hilarious. I can’t wait.” Last month, Bill filed a motion to dismiss a defamation suit brought by Tamara Green, Linda Joy Traitz and Therese Serignese. He’s still dealing with the other 30 women who have accused him of sexual misconduct.

In an attempt to deflect attention from his mounting legal woes, Bill Cosby released an upbeat video to promote his ongoing comedy tour. In the short video released to Good Morning America, Cosby, 77, looks to be wearing satin pajamas while talking on the phone about an upcoming comedy concert in West Virginia. He announces the time of the show and adds, "You know I will be hilarious." He also says he "can't wait." This is the first time that Cosby has gone in front of a camera since the sexual assault allegations against him began to surface. Over the last year,...

In an attempt to deflect attention from his mounting legal woes, Bill Cosby released an upbeat video to promote his ongoing comedy tour.

In the short video, Cosby, 77, looks to be wearing satin pajamas while talking on the phone about an upcoming comedy concert in West Virginia.

He announces the time of the show and adds, "You know I will be hilarious." He also says he "can't wait."

This is the first time that Cosby has gone in front of a camera since the sexual assault allegations against him began to surface.

Over the last year, more than 30 women have made claims against the comedian.

Linda Joy Traitz and Therese Serignese are joining Tamara Green's defamation lawsuit against entertainer Bill Cosby, her attorney tells People exclusively. "We certainly welcome other people standing up to Bill Cosby to redress harm caused to them by statements made by Mr. Cosby through his lawyer and spokespeople," Joe Cammarata, Green's attorney, tells People. Cammarata filed the amended complaint Monday, he says. Green, 56, filed her lawsuit against Cosby on Dec. 10 in Springfield, Massachusetts, not far from where Cosby owns a home. She says his representatives defamed her in comments they made to Newsweek and The Washington Post last year. "We...

Linda Joy Traitz and Therese Serignese are joining Tamara Green's defamation lawsuit against entertainer Bill Cosby, her attorney tells People exclusively. "We certainly welcome other people standing up to Bill Cosby to redress harm caused to them by statements made by Mr. Cosby through his lawyer and spokespeople," Joe Cammarata, Green's attorney, tells People. Cammarata will file the amended complaint Tuesday, he says. Green, 56, filed her lawsuit against Cosby on Dec. 10 in Springfield, Massachusetts, not far from where Cosby owns a home. She says his representatives defamed her in comments they made to Newsweek and The Washington Post last year.

Bill Cosby has been publicly accused of raping, drugging, coercing or sexually assaulting at least 30 different women since 1965 and many of them have only started to come forward in recent months.

The comedian hasn’t been charged with any crimes stemming from the allegations. But over a decade after the first woman went public, the world has taken notice. Many of Cosby’s upcoming live performances have been canceled or postponed amid the swirling storm of claims. Netflix has postponed his special indefinitely and TV Land even nixed “Cosby Show” reruns from its lineup.

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Bill Cosby's lawyer is taking aim at three of the comedian's latest accusers by arguing that it's "utter nonsense" that these women are "coming out of nowhere." Marty Singer calls Linda Joy Traitz of Florida as the "latest example of people coming out of the woodwork with fabricated or unsubstantiated stories" about the 77-year-old comedian. Traitz reportedly wrote on her Facebook page that, at 19, she worked at a Cosby-owned restaurant in Los Angeles when the comedian once offered her a ride home. He took her to the beach instead, she wrote, where he reached into a suitcase and offered her "pills to relax.

Bill Cosby's attorney is responding to a number of new accusations against the comedian. Attorney Marty Singer released a lengthy statement regarding Linda Joy Traitz, who alleges Cosby assaulted her four decades ago. Read more Lou Ferrigno's Wife Accuses Bill Cosby of Sexual Assault "He drove out to the beach and opened a briefcase filled with assorted drugs and kept offering me pills," she wrote in a Facebook post this week. But Singer calls this account a fabrication. "Ms. Traitz is the latest example of people coming out of the woodwork with unsubstantiated or fabricated stories about my client,"

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One of Bill Cosby's alleged sexual assault victims recently got out of prison for, among other things, fraud ... and Cosby is now lashing out at her.Linda Joy Traitz claims Cosby tried to drug and assault her more than 40 years ago. Traitz came forward with her allegations in the last few days. In a Facebook post, she claims, "He drove out to the beach and opened a briefcase filled with assorted drugs and kept offering me pills.