CAA Mass Action: How Uber-Agency’s Big-Bucks Loss Behind Closed Doors Is About To Go Large & Public
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EXCLUSIVE: The closed-door war between CAA & Range Media Partners brass over rich vested equity the Bryan Lourd-led agency canceled when a quartet of agents left for other pastures six years ago, is about to go public, big time. And, with non-competes also in the mix, it is going to get very personal. Especially, with […]
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EXCLUSIVE: The closed-door war between CAA & Range Media Partners brass over rich vested equity the Bryan Lourd -led agency canceled when a quartet of agents left for other pastures six years ago, is about to go public, big time. And, with non-competes also in the mix, it is going to get very personal. Especially, with the JAMS mediator spotlighting in their ruling that the CAA “Big Three,” as former Judges Rosalyn Chapman, William Cahill and Luis Cardenas call Lourd, Kevin Humane and Richard Lovett, were ignorant (to put it nicely) of what their fiduciary and statutory duties were and are. Responsibilities that extend to the disbursement of that equity and the co-ownership role recipients of that equity are entitled to. Related Stories Legal CAA To Appeal Range’s Arbitration Win In Equity Battle
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