EXCLUSIVE: Four years after Judith Sheindlin, CBS and others were sued by a producer from the early seasons of the Judge Judy series and the estate of another producer over profits from the big buc…
was set to go to trial on June 6 this year. Now, there is always a chance that the Las Vegas and LA-based attorneys for Switzer and the trust of the late Spreckman could appeal. But, truth be told, it’s going to be a steep climb for them to get back on the horse, it you know what I mean? – especially after Monday’s comprehensive ruling.
The whole original case of four years ago was based on an 1999 agreement that saw O.G. producers Switzer and Spreckman to receive lifetime payments from the show even if they no longer worked on, the 2018 suit sought just under $5 million out of the quick handed $95 million sale of the Judge Judy library to CBS in the summer of 2017.a big splash at the time
and the company paying out that nearly $100 million, CBS, which is now part of the newly-minted Paramount Global, has been arguing that it never actually bought the valuable library back from Sheindlin.
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