Paramount Shareholder Targets Ellisons Over WBD Pursuit, Paramount Responds

A Paramount shareholder filed a derivative lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court against CEO David Ellison, Larry Ellison, and Paramount’s board, alleging breach of fiduciary duty in pursuing the Warner Bros. Discovery merger and claiming promises to overhaul CNN and other actions were made to secure regulatory approval. Paramount pushed back, saying the suit recycles previously reported allegations and that no commitments were made to any government body beyond delivering truthful journalism, while maintaining the merger’s merits. The filing follows other antitrust challenges and lawsuits related to the deal from state attorneys general, WGA, and Paramount+ subscribers.
- Paramount Shareholder Sues Ellisons, Board For Alleged Side Deal, Promises To Donald Trump Deadline
- Tennessee Is Courting Paramount — And the Studio Is Considering It (Exclusive) The Hollywood Reporter
- Paramount Gets New Judge In State AGs Antitrust Suit Deadline
- FCC Chair Carr says California could drop lawsuit against Paramount, Warner Bros. merger if CNN is spun off The Hill
- WarnerMount Is Already Teasing a Supreme Court Showdown puck.news
Reading Insights
0
1
17 min
vs 18 min read
97%
3,539 → 96 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on Deadline