Entertainment & Sports
Mar. 1, 2014
Malcontented managers turn on talent
Until recently, it was relatively rare for a talent manager to sue a former client for commissions, but it now appears the gloves are off. By Edward A. Klein
Until recently, it was relatively rare for a talent manager to sue a former client for commissions, but it now appears the gloves are off and managers are increasingly willing to fight for their compensation with their high profile clients. In one of the few cases that has gone to trial, a Los Angeles County Superior Court jury recently found that actress Lisa Kudrow owes her former personal manager, Scott Howard, approximately $1.6 million. Th...
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