February 10, 2025
Film and television production company Spyglass, which bought the assets of The Weinstein Co. during its bankruptcy several years ago, is trying to fend off an attempt by Harvey Weinstein to collect money generated by the film "Scream 4."
September 15, 2023
The Chapter 11 liquidating trust of The Weinstein Co. will receive a large refund from U.S. Trustee's Office after a Delaware bankruptcy judge found late Thursday that a refund is the appropriate remedy for an unconstitutional fee structure employed by the bankruptcy watchdog.
August 05, 2021
Former Weinstein Co. executive Robert Weinstein's beat on Thursday claims that his right to millions in profits from the slasher film "Scream 4" got snuffed when Spyglass Media Group LLC bought most assets of brother Harvey Weinstein's collapsed production empire in a Delaware Chapter 11 sale.
August 04, 2021
The Weinstein Co.'s former co-chair Robert Weinstein on Wednesday said Spyglass Entertainment Co.'s attempts to shoot down his claim to a cut of proceeds from the film "Scream 4" were hearsay, denying arguments that his rights ended with the entertainment company's Delaware Chapter 11 sale.
July 23, 2021
Spyglass Entertainment told a Delaware bankruptcy judge on Friday that it didn't owe former Weinstein Co. co-chair Robert Weinstein any film profit-sharing payments after it bought the company's assets out of Chapter 11, saying it bought the assets to strip them of any association with the company or its founders.
June 17, 2021
The brother of convicted rapist and disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein told a Delaware bankruptcy judge that the buyer of the Weinstein Co.'s assets owes him more than $2.3 million for his rights to the profits generated by the movie "Scream 4."
May 17, 2021
The liquidating trustee administering the Chapter 11 plan of defunct movie studio The Weinstein Co. has told a Delaware federal judge that the plan has largely been executed and an appeal of its approval filed by a group of sexual misconduct claimants is a moot point.
January 25, 2021
Remnants of convicted sexual abuser Harvey Weinstein's bankrupt empire won confirmation of a Chapter 11 liquidation plan in Delaware late Monday, despite some accusers' objections to liability releases for The Weinstein Co. Holdings LLC's directors, officers and insurers.
January 11, 2021
A Delaware bankruptcy judge Friday approved a $6 million deal between bankrupt film studio The Weinstein Co., the company holding the rights to its movie library and Viacom to resolve disputes over the licensing of nearly 200 films.
January 08, 2021
The Weinstein Co.'s unsecured creditors committee told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Thursday that 82.22% of the 45 valid claimants alleging sexual abuse by Harvey Weinstein voted in favor of the company's Chapter 11 reorganization plan, despite arguments by four women last month that it unfairly forces them to surrender their claims.