Nearly a decade after their separation, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie remain entangled in a series of legal disputes connected to Château Miraval, the French winery they once owned together.
A Michigan judge has ruled in Brad Pitt's favour on a key issue in the ongoing Château Miraval dispute, ordering a key witness to sit for another deposition and respond to previously unanswered questions.
The ruling centres on Todd Culyba, the former General Counsel of the Stoli Group, who was questioned during a deposition in December.
Earlier this month, Angelina Jolie secured a legal victory in California when a Los Angeles Superior Court judge rejected Brad Pitt's request for access to a series of private emails related to her sale of Château Miraval.
The court found that Pitt had not provided enough legal justification to override attorney-client privilege protections.
Brad Pitt is also facing a separate legal challenge connected to his luxury skincare business, with Malibu-based skincare company Beau D filing a lawsuit against the actor over the branding of his skincare label, Beau Domaine.
