Writer John Musero can proceed with his lawsuit alleging his former CAA agent redeveloped his pilot script for 'Main Justice' with another writer client without his knowledge or permission
Writer John Musero can proceed with his lawsuit alleging his former CAA agent redeveloped his pilot script forwith another writer client without his knowledge or permission, an L.A. judge has ruled.
Orozco issued a tentative ruling ahead of a January 17 hearing, and took the matter under submission following oral arguments. Later that day, she decided to deny the agency's motion.Main Justice The writer argues that a CAA employee, whose job is to "resource materials" for agency clients, provided Penn reference materials forand that one of the available resources is CAA's database of client scripts. Musero also argues that it would be reasonable for a jury to conclude that sophisticated talent agents are smart enough to cover their tracks and Miller could have found ways to get Musero's ideas to Penn while still maintaining plausible deniability.
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