Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Judge Judy & CBS Sued Again Over Profits For Syndication’s Biggest Court Show

Judge Judy & CBS Sued Again Over Profits For Syndication’s Biggest Court Show

January 23, 2018 Judge Judy & CBS Sued Again Over Profits For Syndication’s Biggest Court Show , 0 Comments


By Deadline, Jan. 22, 2018

Once again, Judge Judy finds herself on the other side of the bench with a new breach-of-contract complaint filed against the top TV judge and CBS. While the jury-trial seeking suit from Kaye Switzer and the trust of the late Sandi Spreckman doesn’t specify damages, it does state that the plaintiffs are owed $4.75 million from the $95 million sale of Judge Judy to the House of Moonves in August.

Similar to the big-bucks legal action that Rebel Entertainment filed in March 2016 over profits from the long-running syndicated court show, this move is built on decades-old contracts and their legacy in today’s media landscape. The defendants in the new suit are Scheindlin, CBS Corp, CBS Studios and Big Ticket Television.

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