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\n\tDepending on which side you ask, Hollywood is booming, or it\u2019s in a state of crisis.<\/p>\n

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\n\tIf you ask Paramount, it\u2019ll say that tech and entertainment giants like Netflix, Amazon and Google have cornered the industry such that the only way to truly compete is through consolidation. By its thinking, a marriage of two legacy studios is not only the strongest card left to play but the only one \u2014 a move that will boost competition to the benefit of consumers and workers.<\/p>\n

\n\tBut if you ask the coalition of 12 states that sued to block Paramount\u2019s $111 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, business is \u201cthriving,\u201d their word in the lawsuit, at least for theaters. The core of its lawsuit to stop the deal revolves around the idea that the merger will undermine a rebounding theatrical landscape.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe contrast is one of several distinctions between Paramount and state prosecutors in a case that will define Hollywood for years to come. Expect a lot of legal jockeying.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe opening salvo of that maneuvering came with the filing of Monday\u2019s lawsuit. Now, the court will consider issuing a temporary restraining order stopping Paramount from closing for 14 days and, later, a preliminary injunction that would last until the case is decided. <\/p>\n

\n\tFor the court to hand down such an order, it\u2019d have to find that the states are likely to win the lawsuit. The alleged 30 percent market share the combined company would have for blockbuster films just barely meets the presumption of a violation of antitrust law outlined in the Supreme Court\u2019s decision in U.S. v. Philadelphia National Bank<\/em>. Under the framework outlined in that case, it would fall on Paramount to prove that the merger wouldn\u2019t undermine competition.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe studio\u2019s legal team, led by savvy legal operator Makan Delrahim and antitrust superstar Jeffrey Kessler, are well-aware of the decision and are prepared to appeal an adverse injunction ruling. In a LinkedIn post, Delrahim said he \u201cwould bet\u201d there\u2019s \u201cat least 7 votes, maybe 8 or 9, at the Supreme Court who would overturn it today.\u201d Shoring up its ranks, Paramount has brought on former U.S. Solicitor General Paul Clement, who has well over 100 appearances before the justices \u2014 the most of any lawyer currently practicing in the country.<\/p>\n

\n\tOn the relevant market front, the states decided not to bring streaming into the case. It\u2019s a smart play considering Paramount+ and HBO Max have at most an estimated 10 percent of VOD viewership, according to Nielsen estimates from last year. It also bypasses a potential defense that the studio competes with the likes of YouTube or TikTok, an argument that Netflix advanced when it was positioned to acquire Warners. <\/p>\n

\n\tA doomsday scenario for the states over the next couple months: They lose their bid for an injunction and Paramount closes the transaction. Courts have historically been much more open to outright blocking a merger than unwinding one, not to mention the practical realities of decoupling two companies once they start to combine staff and operations.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe studio has abandoned the July 22 target date but fully intends to do so by the end of the quarter. Paramount has been setting up a sprint to consummating the deal for months. It filed the paperwork for the Justice Department to bless the deal in December, even as Netflix appeared to come out on top of the bidding war.<\/p>\n

\n\tThere are major financial repercussions for a delay in closing. Under the agreement, Warners shareholders are owed roughly $650 million per quarter or $6.9 million per day if the merger isn\u2019t done by Sept. 30.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe ticking fee is already a battleground. Paramount cites the payment as a reason the merger shouldn\u2019t be stopped, arguing it would be irreparably harmed by a delay. It\u2019s likely to seek a bond in the nine-figure range.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe states have a clashing view. It says that Paramount and Warners agreed that the merger didn\u2019t need to close until June 2027 if there was an ongoing legal challenge, meaning that they accepted the risk of paying the fee. Historically, courts have side-eyed issuing massive bonds in merger cases. The judge overseeing the Nexstar-Tegna merger issued one for $10,000 after the TV giant asked for $150 million. That\u2019ll be the first issue before U.S. District Judge Araceli Mart\u00ednez-Olgu\u00edn, who\u2019s already overseeing separate lawsuits from Paramount+ subscribers and the Writers Guild of America looking to block the deal. The cases will all proceed on different tracks. <\/p>\n

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\n\tThe states\u2019 lawsuit was initially assigned to U.S. District Judge P. Casey Pitts, a Biden appointee, but Paramount moved to recuse him from the case over \u201can appearance of partiality\u201d relating to his prior work for the WGA. The judge\u2019s handling of a matter over software company Hewlett Packard Enterprise\u2019s bid to buy information technology firm Juniper Networks for $14 billion may have played a role in that calculus. <\/p>\n

\n\tAll signs point to Paramount trying to turn the merger into a political football. Bonta pegged the cost of litigation, which requires pricey lawyers and specialized economists and antitrust experts, at $20 million. That\u2019s the cost of doing business for state prosecutors when they don\u2019t have the Justice Department on their side.<\/p>\n

\n\tAnd on Sunday, a day before the lawsuit was filed, a report surfaced of Paramount CEO David Ellison\u2019s camp pushing the media executive to move the studio out of California. Per the Semafor story, his confidantes have separately been advising him to reallocate much of the studio\u2019s $30 billion planned production spend outside the state, where filming levels have dropped to near historic lows.<\/p>\n

\n\tThere\u2019s at least some truth to the gambit. In a letter to Ellison on July 2, Tennessee Deputy Governor Stuart McWhorter urged the Paramount CEO to relocate the studio\u2019s corporate headquarters amid the rift with California, The Hollywood Reporter <\/em>learned. He stressed \u201cpredictable governance\u201d and the state\u2019s \u201csteadfast belief that government should be a partner in private-sector growth.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tA longtime adviser to Ellison told THR<\/em> that \u201ceverything is on the table.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tBy all appearances, Paramount had been extending what it perceived as olive branches leading up to the filing of the lawsuit. It had proposed committing to produce 30 films per year with a 45-day theatrical window, an offer that was ultimately rejected.<\/p>\n

\n\tA card Paramount could play: Renegotiate the terms of the merger agreement with Warners, which needs the deal to go through just as much as the Ellison-led company. If the merger were to fall apart, its stock would likely crater back to the low teens or single digits, where it was trading for much of the past five years. The heightened specter of a regulatory challenge would also depress any new offer for the studio. Pushing back the termination date while hiking up the reverse breakup fee, like what happened after the FTC sued to block Microsoft\u2019s bid to acquire Activision Blizzard, could make sense.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cIt\u2019s hard to see them not recut the deal in some way or form to keep it alive because of its importance to both sides,\u201d says dealmaker David Sands, who advised ICM on its sale to CAA. \u201cWe\u2019ve all seen what happens when these things fall apart. You\u2019ll have significant value degradation.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tThe immediate aftermath of the lawsuit\u2019s announcement saw Warners stock rise roughly three percent on the news, perhaps an indicator that it wasn\u2019t as bad as it could\u2019ve been in the eyes of arbitrage traders. Some pointed to the absence of claims over the CNN and CBS News tie-up. Others to the absence of monopsony claims, which target a dynamic in which a single buyer dominates, allowing it to purchase labor under market value. The Writers Guild of America ended up outlining that theory when it filed its own lawsuit on Tuesday. All eyes are now on SAG-AFTRA and IATSE, both of which have vocally opposed the merger and could join the case or pursue one of their own.<\/p>\n

\n\tIn total, four lawsuits challenging the deal have been filed. The latest entrant is from a Paramount shareholder, who accused Ellison and his father, Oracle mogul Larry Ellison, of striking an illegal deal with President Trump for approval of the merger. The deal is being attacked on multiple fronts by different groups with distinct legal theories. An amicable resolution of the states\u2019 lawsuit may not be the end of the story.<\/p>\n

\n\tStill, a settlement of the states\u2019 case would be ideal considering the time crunch, though Bonta is driving a tough bargain on terms. On KQED on Wednesday, Bonta said a potential deal would have to include separating a film studio, suite of cable channels or a news channel. Thus far, he\u2019s resisted offers for behavioral remedies because they\u2019re \u201ctough to enforce\u201d and \u201ceasily revoked.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tThrough this all, Paramount maintains it\u2019ll come out the other side as the winner. To them, the only question is how long it\u2019ll take.<\/p>\n

\n\t\u201cWe\u2019ll reach a happy agreement with them,\u201d Kessler said on a Tuesday CNBC appearance. \u201cOne way or the other.\u201d<\/p>\n

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