The Weinstein Co. and MGM were also sued over the 2007 film, which starred and was directed by Denzel Washington.

"You don’t like Mr. Weinstein, do you?" Weinstein lawyer Donna Rotunno asked Maerov. "Not particularly," he responded.

The state revealed the identity of the second woman who is part of the case against the embattled mogul, an aspiring actress named Jessica Mann.

Dugan says she was put on leave because she threatened to take legal action over alleged misconduct including sexual harassment by the Recording Academy's general counsel Joel Katz and being asked to hire ex-CEO Neil Portnow as a consultant despite a rape allegation from a recording artist.

It's unlikely but not out of the realm of possibility that Summer Zervos' claim — that the president lied when he denied attacking her in a hotel room — could be heard this year.

A century-old fixture of entertainment contracts that was triggered by a silent movie star's arrest for rape and murder is now under the microscope thanks to a fired public TV host's #MeToo-era lawsuit.

With the embattled mogul's trial scheduled to kick off on Wednesday, both sides showed off some of the arguments they will make to the 12 jurors.

A coalition representing 236 independent cinema companies tells a judge that a "much fuller factual inquiry" is required before terminating the Paramount Consent Decrees.

CBS escapes a range of claims including ones tied to the code of ethics it had issued, but the media giant finds itself unable to fully dismiss a complaint due to what the disgraced exec expressed at a Variety event.

Fitness influencer Jenelle Butler says Stage 29 Productions was negligent in choosing her surgeon.

Arthur Aidala, a lawyer for Weinstein, cited the extensive press coverage of the trial.

A judge rejects the argument that an ASCAP license legitimized performance of "Thinking Out Loud."