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Nov 17, 2021 · Spyglass Media Group, the entertainment outfit set up in the wake of the downfall of The Weinstein Co., appears headed to trial to defend itself against Ron Burkle, whose investment...
Ron Burkle’s suit details the work he and his company put into Lantern, which is now Spyglass Media, to assist the Texas-based company in their purchase of the Weinstein assets. Burkle...
Oct 28, 2021 · Ron Burkle claims he’s entitled to a $6 million finder’s fee over a Weinstein Co. buyout and the chance to invest as much as $50 million in Spyglass Media.
Oct 2, 2024 · Burkle reportedly got federal investigators to video a meeting between the two men in which Stern requested the money from Burkle. Although Stern was never charged with a crime after an FBI ...
Jan 9, 2005 · The estranged wife of billionaire Ron Burkle is threatening to dismantle a 1997 post-marital agreement she says unfairly benefited the supermarket magnate, according to divorce papers.
The decision will likely generate a more nuanced discussion about expectations of privacy in places that are generally public. This will likely inform court decisions in the context of civil privacy right lawsuits (like, for example, breach of privacy and “intrusion upon seclusion” claims).
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Jan 16, 2005 · Privacy protections and public access are on a collision course in the battle over whether financial documents in billionaire Ron Burkle's divorce case should remain open.
