It’s Official: Prospect Park’s Lawsuit Against ABC Dismissed
After a protracted and complicated journey through the court system, a judge in California dismissed Prospect Park’s breach of contract lawsuit against ABC on December 1. Prospect Park, who had licensed the rights to ALL MY CHILDREN and ONE LIFE TO LIVE after they were canceled by the network, relaunched the series online in 2013, but the shows were quickly shelved again. Prospect Park sued ABC that same year. With the dismissal, the rights to AMC and OLTL have reverted back to ABC. SoapCentral.com obtained an official comment from Susan Klein, an attorney with the firm who represented ABC in the lawsuit, who said, “I can confirm that Prospect Park’s lawsuit was dismissed yesterday and ABC regained the rights to those shows.” For their full story, click here.
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