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Clint Eastwood Wins $2M in CBD Fraud Lawsuit, Britney Spears Betrayed By Her Manager?

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Clint Eastwood wins his second lawsuit related to CBD companies using his likeness in advertisements without permission. Eastwood's lawyer Jordan Susman explains future plans. Plus, new accusations surfaced claiming Britney Spears' ex-business manager helped set up the pop singer's conservatorship in hopes of profiting from it. New York Times' Liz Day breaks it all down. The Law&Crime Network's Jesse Weber has the latest on these stories.

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