Paramount Seeks $1.88 Billion Bond From States and Writers Guild in Warner Case
Paramount asked a judge to require 12 states and the Writers Guild of America to post nearly $1.88 billion as a bond for challenging its planned acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Paramount’s motion argues the plaintiffs should be held financially responsible for monetary damages Paramount claims to suffer during litigation intended to block the roughly $81 billion deal.
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- Paramount Demands Up to $1.9 Billion Bond From 12 States, WGA as Warner Bros. Deal Faces Costly Delays - (benzinga.com)
- Paramount Demands $1.88 Billion Bond From State Attorneys General Over Warner Bros. Discovery Merger Delay (finance.biggo.com)
- Paramount Wants States, Writers Challenging Warner Deal to Post $1.88 Billion Bond (wsj.com)
- Paramount Demands That States Post $1.88 Billion Bond Amid Warner Bros. Antitrust Suit (hollywoodreporter.com)
- Paramount Requests States and WGA Be Required to Post $1.9 Billion Bond to Cover Financial Losses While Warner Bros. Merger Is Stuck on Hold Pending Trial (variety.com)