Entertainment & Sports,
Contracts,
Civil Rights
Apr. 5, 2018
Inclusion riders: Cause of the day or here to stay?
Like many things, the issue will come down to negotiation power, leverage, fear of negative publicity and loss of potential revenue at the box office by the studios for failure to act equitably.
Glen A. Rothstein
CEO and Founder
Rothstein Law APC
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Email: gar@grothsteinlaw.com
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Two little words sent big reverberations throughout the Hollywood community and beyond at the conclusion of this year's Best Actress Frances McDormand's Oscar Award-winning acceptance speech: "inclusion rider."
Simply stated, an inclusion rider, or "equity clause," is a contractual provision that actors and actresses with requisite bargaining leverage can demand to have placed in their contracts that mandate a certain level of divers...
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