The estate says it was promised royalties by Nolfi in 2001 after the film-maker approached it seeking rights to Dick's story. "We are confident that the court will find that Philip K Dick's heirs are entitled to receive what they were promised in return for the right to use their father's work and name in producing and distributing The Adjustment Bureau." We had hoped to avoid having to take this step, but are left with no choice because Media Rights Capital continues to ignore its contractual obligations.
A statement reads: "The Philip K Dick Trust continued its litigation today against producer Media Rights Capital in Los Angeles County superior court, filing a complaint to enforce its agreement related to the motion picture The Adjustment Bureau.
The first case was thrown out by a federal judge two months ago, but estate lawyer Justin Goldstein refiled the case at state level in the Los Angeles superior court on Monday.
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