Weinstein settlement aims to end most misconduct lawsuits
A tentative 25 million settlement would resolve most sexual misconduct and rape suits against Harvey Weinstein and his film company. Insurance would cover costs, Weinstein would not admit wrongdoing, and several actresses and employees would participate, per The New York Times.
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