California on Tuesday sued CBS, Disney and producers of the long-running series “Criminal Minds,” alleging that the show’s cinematographer engaged in rampant sexual misconduct against crew members for years.
Read moreTV actor Bradford Roublow sued CBS Broadcasting and Danni Productions for fraudulent inducement and failure to warn in St. Bernard Parish Court, claiming he was arrested at gunpoint while acting in the show “NCIS: New Orleans,” because police thought he was pulling a real armed robbery.
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A former foreign correspondent for “60 Minutes” claims in a $25 million defamation lawsuit that she lost her job on the CBS news show because New York magazine published a hit piece about her story on the 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi.
Read morePrestige Limousine Service, of Rochester, N.Y., sued CBS, ABC, NBC, Sinclair Broadcasting et al., claiming they falsely linked it to the deadliest limousine accident in years, when 20 people were killed in a crash west of Albany — which involved a different Prestige Limousine company, in Monroe County Court.
Read moreIn a $400 million defamation lawsuit filed Thursday, Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax claims news giant CBS defamed him when it aired a segment featuring what he says are unsubstantiated claims of sexual assault from two women he encountered over 15 years ago.
Read moreThe three-year war over media mogul Sumner Redstone’s estate came to a quiet end Wednesday, after a California judge ruled the 95-year-old former Viacom exec had the mental capacity to amend his trust in 2015 and 2016 to exclude a former companion in favor of his daughter Shari Redstone.
Read moreCBS Studios brought a federal complaint against Charles Hensley, of Redondo Beach, for trying to register a trademark for Desilu Studios, to which CBS claims common-law rights.
Read moreA longtime investigative reporter for a CBS owned affiliate accuses the broadcasting company of fostering a “culture of toxic misogyny” in a federal lawsuit filed Friday.
Read moreBlaming CBS for a 6 percent stock drop, a shareholder claims in a federal class action that the company concealed details about the widespread workplace sexual harassment committed by CEO Les Moonves.
Read moreCBS Corp. asked a Delaware judge on Wednesday to bless a move by its board to dilute the stock voting power of its controlling shareholder, the latest step in an ongoing legal battle for control of the mass media company.
Read moreA Delaware judge denied CBS’ request for a temporary restraining order against controlling shareholder Shari Redstone, setting the stage for a possible board shake-up over a proposed merger with Viacom.
Read moreA Delaware judge has ordered a pause in a dispute between CBS and its majority shareholder that could decide control of the company.
Read moreCBS and its majority shareholder are duking it out in a Delaware court. CBS has sued its majority shareholder, National Amusements, ahead of a scheduled Thursday board vote on a dividend that would dilute National Amusement’s voting power from 80 percent to 17 percent, effectively giving CBS independence.
Read moreOn the heels of more than two dozen women making further accusations of sexual harassment against Charlie Rose, one current and two former CBS News employees sued the anchor and his former network Friday.
Read moreA Delaware chancellor ruled a shareholder can sue CBS Corp.’s board of directors over its decision to pay Sumner Redstone $13.5 million after he became medically incapable of running the company.
Read moreThe television company best known for producing the “I Love Lucy” series is suing CBS over the company’s use of an identical image and name for Desilu, a name coined by the Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, and alleged interference of creative-development dealings.
Read moreThe wife of a CBS Sports engineer who died from autoerotic asphyxiation brought a federal complaint to fight denial of life insurance benefits.
Read moreCBS News fired Charlie Rose Tuesday after several women accused the veteran newsman of sexual misconduct.
Read moreSeveral years before Donald Trump’s presidency, a disturbed young man made national headlines for stalking his daughter Ivanka, inspiring an episode of CBS’s crime drama “48 Hours” – and a federal copyright lawsuit sent to discovery on Friday.
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