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    Actress Eliza Dushku was paid $9.5 million by CBS to settle harassment allegations

    by Ryan Faughnder and Meg James, Los Angeles Times Dec 14, 2018 3 minutes

    Eliza Dushku, an actress on the popular CBS show "Bull," was paid $9.5 million to confidentially settle allegations that she was dismissed from the series after she complained about being harassed on set, sources confirmed to The Times on Thursday.

    Dushku was featured in the first season of the CBS procedural drama, playing a criminal defense lawyer. According to a detailed report by the New York Times, she confronted "Bull" star Michael Weatherly about comments he made

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