Judith Regan, publisher

Editor and publisher Judith Regan walks in the hall during the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial after testifying at the Montgomery County Courthouse in ... Book publisher Judith Regan, who worked with Janice Dickinson on her 2002 memoir No Lifeguard on Duty, said that she did not include the full story on ...

Book publisher Judith Regan told jurors in Bill Cosby's sex assault retrial Wednesday that model Janice Dickinson disclosed to her she'd been “drugged and raped” by the comedian — and that it was intentionally kept out of her memoir for legal reasons. “I don't remember verbatim, but I remember at one ...

Earlier Wednesday, the prosecution called publisher Judith Regan, who worked with prior Cosby accuser Janice Dickinson on three books. Regan testified that Dickinson told her Cosby drugged and raped her, but without corroboration couldn't publish it because of legal concerns. “She was upset, she was angry, she ...

By David DeKok. NORRISTOWN, Pa. (Reuters) - Bill Cosby's defense team in his sexual assault trial is expected on Wednesday to continue its cross examination of a detective who investigated the accusations against the 80-year-old entertainer shortly after they were first made. Cosby, best known as the ...

Prosecutors barreled toward the conclusion of their case against Bill Cosby on Tuesday, presenting testimony from a series of investigators and the 80-year-old entertainer's own words about his 2004 sexual encounter with Andrea Constand. Mr. Cosby's statements — from a 2005 interview he gave to ...

She testified that the sexual assault was cut from the memoir because her publisher, Judith Regan, said it could ruin her entire career. Under cross-examination, Dickinson said her memoir's account of that night was “all a fabrication” for a paycheck. The book's ghostwriter, she said, took “poetic license.”.