His “cease and desist” and proceed “at your peril” letters to media outlets and accusers on behalf of clients are legendary. From Singer's letters "… the height of recklessness …" "… extreme recklessness and with constitutional malice …" "… such conduct amounts to constitutional malice." “Attacking the victim today doesn’t work like it used to,” said an entertainment lawyer who has argued cases against Singer and preferred to remain anonymous. Playboy shelved projects with Ratner and Ratner stepped away from Warner Bros. related activities. “We disagree with the Court of Appeal’s decision permitting Mr. Singer to be named as a party,” according to a statement released by Singer’s lawyer, Jeremy B. Rosen.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 30, 2017 20:26 UTC