Marty Singer
Woody Harrelson Film Winkingly References Power Lawyer Marty Singer
'Lost in London' was inspired by Harrelson's real-life London experiences on June 7, 2002, when he was arrested for vandalizing a cab, then featured on a tabloid cover in an alleged cheating scandal.
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Bill Cosby’s Former Attorney Added to Janice Dickinson’s Defamation Lawsuit (Report)
Marty Singer, who left Cosby's defense team last month, is named in a new, amended complaint filed on Monday.
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Sumner Redstone’s Two Girlfriends Throwing Him 92nd Birthday “Passion to Party” Bash Amid Viacom Intrigue
Tony Bennett and Michael Milken are among those confirmed to attend the event as a feeding frenzy of questions surrounds the frail billionaire, who is turning 92.
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Bill Cosby’s Lawyer Threatens New York Daily News Over “Defamatory” Rape Story
Marty Singer sent the newspaper a lengthy letter bashing its publication of claims made by Sammy Davis Jr.'s ex-girlfriend
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Hollywood Docket: Jon Lovitz’s Dispute With Comedy Club Manager Ends
Halle Berry scores an injunction in a conflict over advertising and a judge is skeptical of copyright claims against Jay Z
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Hollywood Sex Abuse Film Revealed: Explosive Claims, New Figures Named (Exclusive)
Oscar-nominated documentarian Amy Berg talks 'An Open Secret,' which targets underage abuse and names more names: "When you meet the victims … it's difficult to ignore"
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Former Playmate Among Investors Sued for Fraud in L.A. Nightlife Legal Fight (Exclusive)
Fellow investors seek $5 million from Jayde Nicole, who also is a reality TV veteran, and her business partners in top Hollywood club AV.
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How to Write an Effectively Nasty Lawyer Letter
Hollywood legal experts explain the tricky science of the cease-and-desist missive.
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Marty Singer Breaks Down the Art of the Cease-and-Desist Letter
The superlawyer threatened New York Magazine over a 2011 article about Brett Ratner.
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John Travolta, Marty Singer Sued for Libel by Author of Spa-Sex Book
UPDATED: Robert Randolph claims the lawyer's comments to Gawker have harmed his reputation. Singer threatens to sue for malicious prosecution
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Hollywood Docket: Brendan Fraser Sues; Kelsey Grammer Wins; And the Funniest Lawsuit of the Year
A roundup of entertainment and media law news including a win for Leslie Moonves and a setback for Beyoncé
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Charlie Sheen, Sharon Stone, Arnold Schwarzenegger Toast Marty Singer at Wild Lawyer of the Year Dinner
"Marty might be the only person who has f---ed more people than I have," Sheen said of the pitbull attorney.
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