Overview
- On the stand in Santa Monica, Spacey acknowledged a 2017 Meadows discharge summary listing “sexual compulsive behavior” but said he personally disputes the diagnosis.
- Spacey challenged multiple notations in his treatment records as inaccurate, insisted he was ready to film Season 6, and alleged producers pushed him out to support a massive insurance claim.
- MRC’s psychiatric expert Michael Genovese testified that Spacey contemplated suicide and was unable to work in 2017 due to the condition.
- Fireman’s Fund argues its policy covers only medically verified incapacitation and contends the production shutdown stemmed from media fallout over misconduct allegations.
- A prior arbitration ordered Spacey to pay MRC $31 million, later reduced to $1 million in a settlement that granted access to his medical records and testimony, as MRC pursues roughly $100 million at trial.