A federal jury ruled unanimously in favor of M. Night Shyamalan and Apple on Friday, ending a copyright trial that saw the defendants accused of stealing elements from an independent horror film in the writing of the streaming series “Servant.

M. Night Shyamalan was cleared of all charges in an $81 million lawsuit accusing him of plagiarizing an indie film for his Apple TV+ series Servant.

A federal jury's unanimous ruling has cleared filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan of charges he plagiarized plot points in his Apple TV+ series "Servant." Last week's decision marks the

M. Night Shyamalan was cleared of copyright infringement in the $81 million lawsuit over the Apple TV+ series 'Servant.'

M. Night Shyamalan testified Wednesday that 'Servant' was an original work, and was not derived from 'The Truth About Emanuel'

A jury cleared Apple Inc. and director M. Night Shyamalan of copyright infringement at a trial held last week over the Apple TV+ series “Servant.”

M. Night Shyamalan and Apple acquitted in a copyright trial over allegations of stealing elements from Francesca Gregorini's film in the streaming series 'Servant'. The jury ruled unanimously in favor of the defendants,

In a recent copyright trial for 'Servant', M. Night Shyamalan and Apple have been cleared of all charges, which were filed by an independent Italian director.

In a decisive legal victory, M. Night Shyamalan has been cleared of all plagiarism accusations concerning his Apple TV+ series 'Servant'. A jury unanimously ruled that the series did not infringe upon Francesca Gregorini’s 2013 film 'The Truth About Emanuel',