Entertainment & Sports
Aug. 12, 2010
Guild Reaches Deal on Foreign Levies
The Screen Actors Guild has reached a tentative settlement with its members who accused the union in a lawsuit of withholding millions of dollars in foreign distribution levies.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - The Screen Actors Guild reached a tentative settlement with its members to end a lawsuit that accused the union of failing to distribute millions of dollars in foreign distribution levies to film and television actors, according to the plaintiffs' lawyer.
The class action against SAG, filed in 2007 by attorney Neville Johnson, claimed that the union withheld more...
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