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Why Sheen’s Legal Position Is Not So Crazy

Mar 4, 2011 | TVNewsCheck | Comments (1)

Charlie Sheen might have tiger blood and Adonis DNA, but it’s far from clear whether the Two and a Half Men star would prevail in what seems like an inevitable legal showdown with CBS and Warner Bros. Television over who is to blame for the implosion of America’s most-watched sitcom. Many showbiz legal experts say they think he has a decent case, especially if reports are true that his deal with WBTV includes no morals clause.

This article was originally posted on hollywoodreporter.com

UncategorizedCBS Charlie Sheen Two and a Half Men Warner Bros. Television

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Gregg Palermo

Mar 4, 2011 at 9:49 am

Lawyers. They can look past the worst in humanity, if there’s a dollar bill floating in a toilet.

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