Attorney for ousted "Desperate Housewives" actress Nicollette Sheridan attempts to make case for wrongful termination claim

Nicollette Sheridan's lawyer is defiant after a court indefinitely stays the September retrial

"Desperate Housewives" jury was deadlocked 8-4 in favor of Nicollette Sheridan. Her attorney says she'll retry wrongful termination case against ABC and Touchstone

Judge likely to declare mistrial if verdict can't be reached Monday, but is a settlement in the works?

"Desperate Housewives" jury will decide whether to give Nicollette Sheridan millions. The actress claims her character was axed because she complained of being struck

Nicollette Sheridan's attorney tells "Desperate Housewives" jury that ABC's claim of early plan to kill off her character is "insult to your intelligence"

Attorneys for Nicollette Sheridan claim "Desperate Housewives" worker can expose an ABC cover-up. Defense says the ploy is "orchestrated"

Former ABC president Steve McPherson says he gave his blessing to Sheridan's departure during May 2008 meeting

ABC is killing off a character on Sunday's "Desperate Housewives" episode to bolster its case against Nicollette Sheridan, her attorney claims

Appearing in court Thursday, "Desperate Housewives" star James Denton noted that characters get killed often on the show

Lori Kirkland Baker says that Marc Cherry got the OK to kill off Edie Britt in December 2008 -- after the alleged "wallop" incident

Mark Pedowitz, former head of Touchstone and ABC Studios, says he approved killing off Nicollette Sheridan's character months before she claimed Marc Cherry hit her