Alvin B. Davis and Jonathan R. Weiss of Squire Patton Boggs in Miami beat back the last of eight claims against perfume maker and distributor Parlux Fragrances Inc., dispelling allegations that it owed former business consultant Lucien Lallouz $8.8 million in license renewal fees.

As a consultant, Lallouz helped Parlux arrange licensing agreements with high-profile brands, including fashion store Perry Ellis, tennis star Maria Sharapova and socialite Paris Hilton. Those perfume contracts brought Lallouz more than $1 million in commission, but when they were later renewed, Lallouz claimed he’d missed out on additional fees promised via oral agreement.