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Judge Judy Awarded Appellate Court Victory in Series Library Sale Case
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Judge Judy Took A Real Life Legal Loss In A Bitter Lawsuit
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The Judge has spoken.
Judge Judy Sheindlin is striking down cancel culture and called the now-common societal practice a frightening place to be in the sense that people could be afraid of expressing their true and authentic opinions.
Despite the presence of cancel culture being prevalent in the entertainment and showbiz space, Sheindlin, 78, maintains that she will remain as brash as ever and continue to shoot people straight regardless of how others may feel about her stances. Though, she certainly has no worries about that given the fact she carries a reported net worth of some $440 million, thanks to her mega-popular show Judge Judy, which is coming to an end on CBS syndication after 25 seasons.
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Judge Judy Sheindlin was dealt a setback in her legal battle against a man she believes is falsely profiting off her long-running courtroom series.
In August, the popular TV jurist sued Richard Lawrence and his Rebel Entertainment Partners after he had previously sued CBS’ Big Ticket Entertainment in a dispute over series profits and then again sued the company and Sheindlin personally over library sale profits.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Rebel Entertainment Partners is the successor-in-interest to the agency that originally packaged Judge Judy and is therefore set to profit off of the show. However, the judge argues that Lawrence didn’t really package the show because he did not represent her, but rather two non-writing producers, Kaye Switzer and Sandi Spreckman, who originally suggested she take her judge career over to TV. Therefore, she argu