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WT Clients: Christina Lauren’s ‘In a Holidaze’ Heads to Netflix

Weintraub client Christina Lauren’s bestselling novel In a Holidaze is being adapted into a new Netflix romantic comedy starring Maddie Ziegler, Rob Lowe, Graham Phillips, and Elias Kacavas. The film will be written and directed by Tiffany Paulsen and produced by Alloy Entertainment as the first project under its new multi-year first-look film deal with Netflix.

WT Deals: U Beauty Announces Partnership with Sephora

Weintraub client and luxury skincare brand, U Beauty, is coming to Sephora. The company, known for its science-backed formulas that simplify skincare, has been highly praised by celebrities and industry leaders since its launch in 2019. As part of the deal, U Beauty products will be available for purchase on Sephora’s website as soon as December 26th, 2025, with an in-store rollout scheduled for March 2026.

Weintraub Tobin Welcomes Colton J. Dumont

Weintraub Tobin is pleased to welcome Colton J. Dumont as an associate with the Firm’s Trusts & Estates practice group. Colton started with Weintraub as a Law Clerk and was elevated to associate after passing the California Bar.

Based in Sacramento, Colton brings a strong academic foundation and commitment to client service as he begins his legal career. We look forward to his contributions to the Firm and our clients.

The Briefing: Nudity Riders, Consent, and the Terrifier Lawsuit: What Producers Must Know

The Terrifier franchise is one of the most unlikely independent horror success stories of the last 25 years. But a new lawsuit challenges how the first film was made and raises serious questions about performer consent and on-set protections. In this episode of The Briefing, Weintraub Tobin partners Scott Hervey and Matt Sugarman break down actress Catherine Corcoran’s lawsuit against the film’s producers and what it reveals about SAG-AFTRA requirements for nudity and simulated sex scenes.