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Michael Ovitz Ordered to Complete Deposition in Julia Ormond Case After Storming Out Over Jeffrey Epstein Questions
A judge on Thursday ordered CAA co-founder Michael Ovitz to complete his deposition in the Julia Ormond sexual assault lawsuit, months after storming out when he was asked about Jeffrey Epstein.
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A judge ordered CAA co‑founder Michael Ovitz on Thursday to finish his deposition in the sexual‑assault lawsuit filed by actress Julia Ormond. Ovitz had previously walked out of the deposition after being questioned about Jeffrey Epstein. Ormond’s case alleges that CAA arranged a December 1995 meeting between her and Harvey Weinstein, during which Weinstein allegedly assaulted her. The court’s order compels Ovitz to provide further testimony despite his earlier refusal.
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