Dr. Phil's Merit Street Media filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday and simultaneously filed a breach of contract lawsuit against business partner Trinity Broadcasting Group.

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Dr. Phil McGraw’s Merit Street Media is filing for bankruptcy, and is also suing its distribution partner, Trinity Broadcasting, for breach of contract. Merit Street is less than 2 years old ...

Merit Street Media, the multiplatform network owned by former daytime talk show host Dr. Phil McGraw, has filed for bankruptcy less than two years after its launch.

Merit Street accused Trinity Broadcasting of reneging on its obligations. McGraw agreed to provide Merit Street with new episodes of his “Dr. Phil Show,” primetime specials and other content. Dr.