The U.S. Government filed a statement of interest in the ongoing legal war between agents and writers
This administration isn't done. On Tuesday, the U.S. Government filed a statement of interest in the ongoing legal war between agents and writers.
A new brief to the court includes an admonishment from the Supreme Court: "Labor unions are lawful combinations that serve the collective interests of workers, but they also possess the power to control the character of competition in an industry." The U.S. government soon gets more specific about why the judge should greenlight a fact-finding mission.
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