Writer and director Rob Grabow is suing LeBron James, along with his production company, for allegedly stealing one of his scripts. According to TMZ Sports, Grabow claims James, The SpringHill Company and Netflix used his script to make the 2024 movie "Rez Ball.

In a surprising turn of events, basketball superstar LeBron James and streaming giant Netflix are facing legal action over allegations

Filmmaker Rob Grabow files lawsuit against Netflix, LeBron James, and SpringHill Company, claiming "Rez Ball" copied his screenplay.

The Los Angeles Lakers' LeBron James and Netflix are being sued by a disgruntled filmmaker who accuses the pair of trying to steal from one of his scripts to use it as the basis of

A Montana filmmaker has filed a lawsuit against Netflix, NBA star LeBron James, and other Hollywood figures, alleging that they copied his copyrighted script to create the streaming platform’s recent film "Rez Ball.

A filmmaker has alleged that Netflix, along with LeBron James and his production company, stole some of his scripts

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James and his SpringHill Company, a production company valued at approximately $705 million, are in talks to merge with

The lawsuit claims “striking similarities” in the works, both of which follow a male Native American high school student who’s the star player on his high school basketball team and end with him making a free throw to win the state championship game.

Less than 24 hours after recording a 35-point triple-double for the Los Angeles Lakers, LeBron James made headlines for the wrong reasons. James, the NBA's all-time leading scorer, has found himself in a pretty rough spot due to a business decision he allegedly made off the hardwood.