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: Theatre and Entertainment LawJeremy Piven?s fish-story gets him off-the-hook.
By Gordon Firemark
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THR Esq. reports today that Jeremy Piven’s mercury poisoning excuse for leaving the Broadway production of “Speed The Plow” last season is sufficient, and he’ll not be liable to the producers for breach of contract, or other claims. Here’s the story:
Arbitrator accepts Jeremy Piven’s sushi explanation–THR, Esq. – Entertainment and Media Law.
Interestingly, the show managed [...]Full post as published by Theatre and Entertainment Law on August 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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