Professional Bull Riders wants to know whether Dr. Phil led his Merit Street Media to file for bankruptcy in a “bad faith” ...

A Justice Department unit is pushing back on “Dr. Phil” McGraw’s proposed loan to bankrupt Merit Street Media Inc., calling it an insider deal that must meet a higher standard of scrutiny.

Dr. Phil says two creditors of his bankrupt company Merit Street Media — Christian broadcaster Trinity Broadcasting Network and Professional Bull Riders — are trying to smear him in “incendiary” legal ...

American author and television personality Dr. Phil McGraw, commonly known as Dr. Phil, has found himself in a bit of a ...

Well-known media personality Dr. Phil McGraw is facing allegations that the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing for his Merit Street ...

Peteski Productions loans cash to bankrupt Merit Street Media to pay 150+ former employees as the joint venture with Trinity ...

On Wednesday, Professional Bull Riders, the Fort Worth-based organization that claims it’s owed $181 million by Phil McGraw’s ...

Weeks after the Professional Bull Riders objected to the bankruptcy proceedings of Dr. Phil McGraw’s Merit Street Media, the league filed an emergency motion seeking to compel document production ...

“PBR honored its contract with Dr. Phil’s Merit Street Media, delivered on every performance metric, and brought more than ...

Merit Street filed for bankruptcy and the related lawsuit naming TBN as a defendant with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the Northern District of Texas on Wednesday (July 2).

Dr. Phil's TV network, Merit Street Media, filed for bankruptcy and sued its distribution partner, the Christian broadcasting company Trinity Broadcasting Network, alleging breach of contract.

Merit Street Media also lists more than 200 creditors, according to its bankruptcy filing, including DirectTV, which it owes about $1.7 million, and Dish Network, which it owes $900,000, among others.