Kyle Roche, the lawyer at the center of allegations made by website Cryptoleaks about a secret agreement between his firm and Ava Labs, responded Monday in a post on Medium. Like Ava Labs CEO Emin Gün Sirer, Roche denied the existence of any secret agreement between the parties.

Roche claimed that the recordings that have been published on Cryptoleaks’ website were made at the behest of ICP Token creator Dominic Williams. Roche’s firm, Roche Freedman, brought a class action suit against Williams and his Dfinity Foundation last October. Roche said the recordings were heavily edited and he denied the truth of the statements he made in them. According to Roche:

The videos released show Roche in two separate settings. One series of clips was recorded in a restaurant, where Roche can be seen with a wine glass. The other set of clips seems to be recorded in an office setting.

Sirer made comments on Cryptoleaks’ allegations on his little-used Medium blog on Monday too. Sirer repeated his denial that Ava Labs has a secret agreement with Roche’s law firm to manipulate the United States legal system to “harm” its competitors. Sirer wrote:

Cryptoleaks, an anonymous website that claims to launch investigations based on information from whistleblowers, has not backed down from its claims. Besides the recordings of Roche, Cryptoleaks claimed a complaint filed in a Florida circuit court against Roche, his partners and his law firm by a former partner provides evidence of the secret agreement.

Emin Gün Sirer, perhaps this legal filing will help refresh your memoryAccording to Page 18, Roche Freedman received +4M #AVAX from Ava LabsAs proportion #AVAX supply:Feb 21 ~ 5%Today ~ 1.75%Lawsuit: https://t.co/nfTh5mt8a4@el33th4xor