Overview
- Court filings this week show LaBeouf agreed that the nondisclosure provisions in the parties’ June 2025 settlement are “terminated and void,” prompting Twigs to file a notice of settlement and seek dismissal of her March complaint.
- Twigs’s lawyer says the resolution frees her to speak about her experience and to support survivor charities without fear of legal reprisal.
- LaBeouf previously sought arbitration in December 2025 alleging Twigs breached the NDA after a Hollywood Reporter interview, and that arbitration was later dismissed.
- Twigs’s requested dismissal is with prejudice, which prevents her from refiling the same claim, and the court has been notified that the parties have resolved the dispute.
- The case centers on California’s STAND Act, a 2018 law that bars confidentiality terms in settlements covering sexual assault, harassment, or sex‑based discrimination and could shape how NDAs are used in future survivor cases.