As the negotiations between NBC Universal and Conan O'Brien dragged on, various reports had O'Brien on the verge of nabbing nearly $40 million to walk away from the network. That would be quite a haul for a man roundly criticized for failing to have his lawyers ensure that his "Tonight Show" contract explicitly include an 11:35 p.m. start time. But it may well be that omitting a specific time has given O'Brien an upper hand in negotiations over the terms of his exit.
January 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Maybe Conan O’Brien’s lawyers knew what they were doing, after all.
As the negotiations between NBC Universal and the soon-to-be-former host of “The Tonight Show” dragged on, various reports had O’Brien on the verge of nabbing nearly $40 million to walk away from the network.
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