Days after being accused of using his pending criminal cases as a shield to deflect recent civil sex trafficking and assault claims, attorneys for Harvey Weinstein argued in a reply brief that the former movie producer's self-incrimination rights would "without a doubt" be in jeopardy should the civil claims move forward concurrently.
On July 1, attorneys with Wigdor LLP who represent plaintiff masseuse Kellye Croft opposed the former movie producer's motion to s...
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