Investor Alert: Legal Risks Unveiled in Paramount-Skydance Merger

Tue Oct 21 2025 01:31:12 GMT+0300 (Eastern European Summer Time)

Current and potential investors are warned about significant legal issues surrounding the new Paramount-Skydance merger. Allegations include governance failures and serious charges concerning child exploitation material.

This article discusses the legal challenges facing the newly merged Paramount-Skydance company, specifically highlighting ongoing litigations in multiple countries regarding legacy governance issues and troubling allegations of misconduct related to CBS. Investors are advised to consider the risks associated with these matters, including potential financial, reputational, and legal consequences.

Investor Alert
September 07, 2025
Paramount / Skydance Legacy Redstone Risk Litigation & Governance

Summary: This notice informs current and prospective investors in the newly merged Skydance–Paramount entity (and legacy Paramount Global holders) of allegations and ongoing litigation in Antigua & Barbuda, the United Kingdom, and U.S. federal courts. These matters concern legacy CBS/Paramount governance under Shari Redstone and related media/legal conduct. Investors should evaluate potential financial, reputational, and regulatory exposure.

Key Proceedings

Screenshots obtained from cbsyousuck.com reveal extensive file listings containing references to child sexual abuse material (CSAM). These archives were distributed under CBS/Viacom/CNET’s infrastructure. The records demonstrate that CBS-controlled networks facilitated the circulation of exploitative material for years while presenting themselves as anti-piracy enforcers.

Ongoing litigation in Antigua and Barbuda and the UK focuses on CBS's role in content distribution and narrative management, including possible legal violations related to public health narratives during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Investors are advised to engage with Paramount's investor relations to inquire about disclosure of risks tied to these legal matters.