Real Estate/Development,
Labor/Employment
Mar. 18, 2024
Conflicts, defamation cited to disqualify counsel in talent agency suit
The motion claims that plaintiffs’ counsel Bryan J. Freedman is simultaneously representing plaintiff Brian Cho in a California Department of Fair Employment and Housing complaint, allowing him to be in possession of confidential information.




Attorneys for the majority shareholder of a talent agency accused of fatal mismanagement, drug abuse and sexual harassment have moved to disqualify the opposing counsel, citing conflicts of interest and defamatory public statements.
The motion claimed that plaintiffs’ counsel Bryan J. Freedman of Freedman Taitelman + Cooley LLP is simultaneously opposing plaintiff Brian Cho in a California Department of Fair Employment and Housing complai...
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