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Dr. Phil McGraw’s Fort Worth-based TV network, Merit Street Media, has filed for bankruptcy a little over a year after its first broadcast and sued its business partner, Trinity Broadcasting ...

Dr. Phil McGraw's Merit Street Media filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and sued former partner Trinity Broadcasting Network.

The bankruptcy filing and lawsuit come within weeks of Dr. Phil's North Texas-based TV network confirming its most recent round of layoffs.

Merit Street Media, the cable TV network created by Dr. Phil McGraw, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week. The company also filed a lawsuit against its former partner Trinity Broadcasting ...