WGA And Big 3 Agencies Clash Over Protection Of Confidential Documents In Legal Battle Over Packaging Fees

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David Robb Labor EditorThe Big 3 talent agencies have won another skirmish in their ongoing legal battle with the WGA over packaging fees – this time over a protective order they proposed that would prohibit the guilds’ in-house lawyers from having access to certain confidential financial and business records that the agencies have agreed to turn over during the discovery phase of the case.Before Wednesday’s ruling, agencies WME, CAA and UTA had expressed concerns that the guilds’ in-house

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David Robb Labor EditorA federal judge today denied the WGA’s motion to compel the Big 3 talent agencies to produce more documents than they’d originally agreed to turn over in their ongoing legal battle over packaging fees.It was another win for WME, CAA and UTA — though they didn’t get away cleanly: U.S.

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