Legal Matters

Paramount has settled the lawsuits from 12 attorney generals and the WGA over its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, promising an independent editorial board for CNN and CBS News, and more.

Lawyers for Ed Brubaker and others being sued by Criminal production assistant Ijaaz Noohu have filed a demurrer disputing his claims about being abused and harassed on the show.

AMC has resolved a lawsuit with Robert Kirkman and other producers of The Walking Dead, ending a nine-year legal battle to the cost of $120 million.

Say Anything frontman and comic book writer Max Bemis has been accused of sending sexual messages to teenage girls.

Criminal co-creator Ed Brubaker is being sued by a production assistant, who alleges he subjected him to sexual, racial and religious harassment, discrimination, assault, and battery while working on the Prime Video show.

A man dressed as Spider-Man has received a groundswell of support after being arrested and released on bail for disrupting a far right demonstration in Minneapolis.

Archie Comics co-owner Jon Goldwater's legal battles continue, with a foreclosure sale postponed after a successful appeal

Paramount's $111 billion deal to merge with Warner Bros. Discovery is facing challenges from lawsuits at home and abroad. If that wasn't enough, Oracle founder Larry Ellison -- who took out margin loans using a huge portion of his personal fortune to back the deal -- is facing financial pressure from unrelated market factors.

The pop culture historian and author allegedly recorded guests using the bathroom with a concealed phone in his home.

Marc Hempel and Mark Wheatley have discovered that some of their Jonny Quest artwork - stolen many years ago - is still going up for sale

Gaiman linked to a Substack newsletter dedicated to arguing against the allegations about him in a blog post discussing his next book.

Brazen armed robbers broke into an arts and crafts event at a NYC Pokémon parlor and stole more than $100,000 worth of rare cards.