Showrunner Ryan Murphy Threatens Legal Action Against Writers Guild Strike Captain

Ryan Murphy's lawyer threatened to sue Warren Leight, a Writers Guild strike captain, over a tweet accusing Murphy of blackballing crew members who didn't cross picket lines.
Leight apologized, deleted the tweet, and stepped down from his roles in the strike.
Murphy continues producing three shows in New York during the WGA strike as long as he avoids writers' work.
The WGA will keep picketing Murphy's shows and investigate possible violations while urging focus on the studios.
The dispute highlights ongoing tensions in the ninth week of the WGA's strike against studios.