EXCLUSIVE: Derrick Rose refuses to hand over details of his NBA contract and $185 million Adidas deal to the woman suing him for rape UNLESS he is found liable for alleged sexual assault

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New York Knicks point guard Derrick Rose is refusing to hand over his NBA and Adidas contracts to the woman accusing him of rape unless a jury finds him liable for the alleged sexual assault.

The NBA star, whose contract is worth a reported $20 million, has asked a California judge to grant his motion to prevent the woman from obtaining the details for his reported 13-year, $185 million deal with the shoe giant and other documents until the jury has reached a decision in their ongoing trial, according to documents obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com.

The woman, identified only as Jane Doe, is suing him and two others - Rose's friend Ryan Allen and personal assistant Randall Hampton - accusing them of rape and demanding $21.5 million in damages.

Rose claims was that the group sex between the he and the three others involved was consensual, while the woman says they drugged and gang-raped her. Allen and Hampton also deny rape claims.

New York Knicks point guard Derrick Rose has asked a California judge to keep his financial details sealed unless he is found liable of rape

Rose, 28, filed documents on Tuesday, claiming that the woman's lawyer demanded he hand over information related to his financial condition, tax returns, bank statements, investment portfolios, contractual agreement with the New York Knicks, current and potential endorsement deals, personal and real property and evidence of debts and liabilities.

Her legal team requested the documents on September 22 and gave Rose a deadline of September 27 to turn them over.

Rose claims that the woman has attempted to obtain his sensitive financial documents since very early on in the case.

She served Adidas with a subpoena in December 2015, seeking details of his endorsement deal with the company.

The NBA star says, however, that the court already decided that he would not have to disclose his financial information, including the documents his accuser is demanding.

He added that the court decided that the jury will not hear any testimony or evidence of his financial status unless they find him liable for the rape and find that he acted with malice, fraud, or oppression. 

The woman accusing Rose of rape demanded he hand over information related to his financial condition, including details about his NBA contract

Also requested in the woman's documents were the details of Rose's 13-year, $185million deal with Adidas

Further, he claims that if he is found liable of rape, the Adidas and NBA contracts will show he has the ability to pay any judgement awarded to the woman.

He says, however, that the information related to his investments, real estate and other financial information add nothing to his income information.

His lawyer says in court documents that information other than his Adidas and NBA contracts 'add nothing to the jury's analysis, and would constitute an unnecessary invasion into Mr Rose's personal affairs'.  

Rose has also asked that her demand that he turn over information about potential endorsement deals be denied.

His lawyer says: 'Plaintiff's last-minute, informal request for production of a large quantity of documents highlights her true motive to pressure Mr. Rose into a large settlement because she cannot prove Mr. Rose is liable for any of the claims she has made against him.'

In her suit, Doe claims that Rose, Allen and Hampton drugged her drink after she visited Rose's home.

She says she was helped home by a friend, but the next morning all three men entered her apartment and raped her while she was blacked out on tequila.

Rose (pictured left, on far right) says his personal assistant Randall Hampton (far left) and friend Ryan Allen (center) had sex at Doe's request, one by one

The woman says she did not take a pregnancy test or use a rape kit because she was 'ashamed and embarrassed'.

'She kept thinking that this was "not supposed to happen",' legal documents claim.

Rose's team, however, claim that she had voluntarily had sex with Hampton and Rose while visiting Rose's house, and later invited both men and Allen over to her place for sex.

They claim she was in control, and invited them to sleep with her one-by-one, with Rose having sex last.

Tuesday's trial was rocky, with Rose's attorney, Mark D Baute, complaining that he received three of Doe's text messages too late.

They include a profane message the woman sent to Rose at 1:36am - after she left his home but before the alleged rape - in which she referred to him as 'babe' and asked why he didn't have sex with the friend she brought to his house earlier.

US District Court Judge Michael W Fitzgerald blasted the plaintiff's lawyer for being 'unbelievably careless' in producing exhibits, and said the gaffe could result in a mistrial or the case being thrown out.

Should it need to be retried, the case would go into the NBA's next season.