Paramount Demands Large Bond in Warner Bros. Merger Case
Paramount is requiring states and the WGA to post a substantial bond to cover potential financial losses from the stalled antitrust lawsuit over the Warner Bros. merger. The request comes as the legal battle continues pending trial.
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- Paramount Demands That States Post $1.88 Billion Bond Amid Warner Bros. Antitrust Suit
- Paramount Requests States and WGA Be Required to Post $1.9 Billion Bond to Cover Financial Losses While Warner Bros. Merger Is Stuck on Hold Pending Trial
- Put Up Or Shut Up! Paramount Demands A Very, Very Big Bond From AGs & WGA Over Costs Of “Roadblock” Antitrust Suit On WBD Merger
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