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Rachel Stockman Ascends to CEO of Law&Crime/Court TV
9 Oct
Summary
- Rachel Stockman is now CEO, replacing Dan Abrams in the role.
- Abrams sold Law&Crime for $130 million, concluding a three-year earn out.
- Stockman recently oversaw the launch of a new six-series programming initiative.
Rachel Stockman has been named the new CEO of Law&Crime and Court TV, succeeding Dan Abrams. Abrams will transition to the role of chairman, maintaining his connection with the company.
This leadership change follows the conclusion of a three-year earn-out period for Abrams, stemming from the $130 million sale of the Law&Crime business. Law&Crime is a significant player in true crime and legal content, boasting numerous FAST channels, millions of YouTube subscribers, and billions of video views.
Stockman's recent accomplishments include overseeing the launch of "Partners in Crime," a programming initiative featuring six original series with prominent true-crime creators. Abrams praised Stockman's strategic vision and detailed decision-making, expressing confidence in her leadership.
Abrams remains actively involved in various media roles. He is the chief legal analyst at ABC News, founder of Mediaite, host of a SiriusXM radio show, and executive producer of A&E and Reelz series. Additionally, he manages a winery, a beverage review company, and a New York City restaurant, while also working on his upcoming book.
