WGA’s Dispute With Hollywood Talent Agencies Has Attracted Justice Department’s Attention
The Writers Guild filed a civil suit against the top four talent agencies last week
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Over 7,000 WGA Members Have Signed Letters Firing Agents, Guild Says
Guild said 99% of the members who signed the Statement of Support have fired their agents
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WGA Can’t Use Lawyers, Managers to Represent Writers if They Fire Agents, ATA Says
The current agreement between WGA and Hollywood agencies is set to expire Friday
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Hollywood Writers, Talent Agencies Still Don’t Have a New Agreement One Day Before Deadline
The current deal between ATA and WGA set to expires Saturday
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WGA Says Endeavor’s Plan to Go Public Creates New Conflicts, Threats to Writers’ Rights
Guild says agents can’t be loyal to both writers and Wall Street
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Hollywood Agents Association Accuses WGA of Attempting to ‘Remake the Entire Industry’
“We are making a power grab. A necessary, proper and fair power grab,” WGAW President David A. Goodman has said about negotiations with ATA
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UTA Promotes 9 Coordinators to Agent and 1 Assistant to Executive
Of the 17 agents promoted in the last year, more than half identify as female and more than a third as people of color, UTA says
