In 2017, American film producer Harvey Weinstein was accused of sexual abuse. In the end, more than 80 women filed allegations against him, including Rose McGowan and Angie Famous actors such as Angelina Jolie. McGowan accused CAA of being Weinstein's "pimp", and the New York Times referred to CAA as Weinstein's "conspiracy machine." The Los Angeles Times also reported that “CAA agents have been accused of providing sexual services in exchange for contacting directors and Hollywood stars”. Faced with so many accusations, CAA has not made any actual changes except for the late apology. In 2018, CAA was accused of “the highest level of fraud and corruption” in the lawsuit. Film financier Worldview Entertainment stated that he started working with CAA in 2010. CAA finally agreed to "provide opportunities and services for the plaintiff, including investment advice on films designed to provide substantial returns", but this partnership ultimately became "a disaster" Sexual error” because they did not receive the first right to buy the movie, but were rejected by CAA. CAA’s approach was “predatory”.