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Dr. Phil's distribution partner sues his bankrupt media company right back
In Trinity’s version of events, McGraw duped the network into a partnership by claiming he had the rights to Dr. Phil and would produce new episodes of it, but only if Trinity partnered with his production company Peteski and paid him $20 million.
Trinity Broadcasting, the distribution partner of the bankrupt Merit Street Media, has filed a lawsuit against Dr. Phil ...
A legal expert gave HELLO! insight into the ongoing suit and countersuit between Dr. Phil and Trinity Broadcasting Network, ...
Dr. Phil McGraw responds to accusations from Trinity Broadcasting about his company's bankruptcy and their $500M, 10-year ...
Merit Street Media wants its case dismissed after it couldn’t pay the legal fees needed to remain in bankruptcy.
Professional Bull Riders wants to know whether Dr. Phil led his Merit Street Media to file for bankruptcy in a “bad faith” ...
“PBR honored its contract with Dr. Phil’s Merit Street Media, delivered on every performance metric, and brought more than one million viewers to the new network. Dr. Phil and his company completely ...
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Dr. Phil's Peteski Productions pays $925K to Merit Street Media workers following Chapter 11 filing
Peteski Productions loans cash to bankrupt Merit Street Media to pay 150+ former employees as the joint venture with Trinity Broadcasting fails.
Merit Street Media is a fully distributed cable, satellite, and free-over-the-air broadcast brand that reaches over 65 million television homes. The television network boasts original and acquired ...
Lawyers for Dr. Phil McGraw’s media venture were denied their request to withdraw as bankruptcy counsel as the company looks ...
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