CAA Accuses Range Media Partners of Stealing Confidential Information to Launch Rival Firm ...Middle East

CAA has accused a handful of former agents of betraying the agency by stealing confidential client information to form Range Media Partners, a rival management firm. In a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday, the powerhouse agency alleges that the agents spent months in 2020 sending volumes of CAA data — including […]

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