Harvey Weinstein, who is jailed at Rikers Island and in failing health while he awaits his third rape trial, has filed an unusual lawsuit accusing his brother of siphoning funds from their company prior to its collapse.

Harvey Weinstein claims Bob Weinstein and former executives misled him into backing a $45 million loan and then used the funds for personal expenses.

Harvey Weinstein is set to go to trial again in New York City for rape in April, however in the meantime, the incarcerated former producer is lashing out legally at his brother Bob Weinstein and former COO David Glasser over an old $45 million loan that was supposed to save The Weinstein Company in 2016.

Harvey Weinstein has sued his own brother from jail! The disgraced movie mogul alleges in a new lawsuit that his brother, Bob Weinstein, and other Hollywood executives at their now-defunct film company duped him guaranteeing a $45 million loan in 2016.

Incarcerated movie producer and convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein is suing his brother and fellow Weinstein Company co-founder Bob Weinstein for fraud. Weinstein filed a suit his against his brother last week in the Supreme Court of the State of New York.

The ex-mogul claims he was left responsible for paying the remainder of a $45 million dollar loan that was meant to save The Weinstein Company, but was used for other means.

Despite his ongoing legal woes, Harvey Weinstein is waging a new court battle over a multimillion-dollar loan he signed in 2016. The embattled movie mogul, who is awaiting a retrial on his overturned 2020 rape conviction,

The Weinstein Company filed for bankruptcy in 2018, months after sexual assault allegations against Harvey were made public. Those allegations ignited a national outcry via the #MeToo movement and an even more fervent,