Rupert Murdoch Loses Succession Battle, Nevada Official Rules, Cites Mogul’s “Bad Faith” On Family Trust; Appeal Coming, Lawyer Tells NYT – Update. By Dominic Patten.

Update: Rupert Murdoch has suffered a rare defeat with a Nevada court official denying the 93-year-old media mogul’s wish to alter his family trust in favor of his eldest son Lachlan. While the ...

Murdoch family succession battle will remain confidential, judge rules The family feud has been shrouded in secrecy because all of the case filings are under seal. Rupert Murdoch, in Sydney in 2013.

Rupert Murdoch’s Succession Battle for Control of Fox News Begins in Nevada. In an obscure courtroom, a judge will decide who inherits the keys to a sprawling media empire.

A succession battle that will determine stewardship of Rupert Murdoch‘s right-wing media empire will not be open to the public, a court has ruled.. Nevada probate commissioner Edmund J. Gorman ...

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, including Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Post, is embroiled ...

Rupert Murdoch, 93, is caught in a fierce court battle with his children Prudence, Elisabeth, Lachlan and James to decide who will control Fox News and News Corp after the media magnate dies ...

Murdoch Succession Battle to Play Out in Nevada Courtroom. News Corp. Founder Rupert Murdoch Seeks to Change Family’s Irrevocable Trust to Keep Eldest Son Lachlan in Control.

Smartmatic, the voting technology company suing Fox News over its promotion of 2020 election lies, is trying to obtain evidence from the secret court battle between Rupert Murdoch and his children ...

A court battle to determine the future of Rupert Murdoch's media empire and a £14.9bn family trust begins in the US on Monday. The case will pit 93-year-old Mr Murdoch against three of his eldest ...

Smartmatic, the voting technology company suing Fox News over its promotion of 2020 election lies, is trying to obtain evidence from the secret court battle between Rupert Murdoch and his children ...

A closed-door court battle over control of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire begins Sept. 16, and could determine the future of Fox News and the Wall Street Journal.