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Dr. Phil's ‘gangster move' backfires in bankruptcy trial. Judge says his company is ‘dead as a doornail.' What comes next for the TV doc?
For Dr. Phil McGraw, the ruling is more than a financial setback. It strikes at the core of the values he has long espoused, including trust, accountability, and consistency. The court’s findings have ...
EXCLUSIVE: A year ago Dr. Phil and Trinity Broadcasting Network CEO Matthew Crouch sat together warning “the family in America is under attack” and of the ravages of “cancel culture.” Cut to 2025 and ...
Dr. Phil Accused of Fraud in $500 Million TV Deal Gone Wrong originally appeared on Parade. The financial collapse of Dr. Phil McGraw’s Merit Street Media has escalated into a courtroom battle. McGraw ...
McGraw is well-known for many things, including his recent bankruptcy case. Here’s some things you might not know.
(Updated with Dr. Phil & Peteski statement) Trinity Broadcasting has put its cards on the pulpit and the clock is ticking on whether Dr. Phil will be facing a judge today in Dallas, possible sanctions ...
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Dr. Phil's media company ordered to liquidate in bankruptcy case
PBR joined Trinity Broadcasting in objecting to the bankruptcy filing by claiming Merit Street filed for bankruptcy to avoid legal trouble from going back on a deal to air the league's programming.
Dr. Phil McGraw has managed to land a carriage agreement for his new media venture, Envoy TV, striking a distribution deal with Charter Communications just months after filing for bankruptcy for his ...
Dr. Phil‘s desire to move his cratered Merit Street Media into bankruptcy and continue his breach of contract lawsuit against ex-partner Trinity Broadcasting Network looks to have become all about ...
Merit Street Media, the television network and streaming service backed by TV personality Phil McGraw, is seeking to end its chapter 11 case, saying it can’t pay the legal fees needed to stay under ...
A bankruptcy judge reportedly ruled Dr. Phil's Merit Street Media company assets will be converted to a Chapter 7 liquidation instead of Chapter 11.
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