Partner Robert deBrauwere, Co-chair of Pryor Cashman’s Digital Media Group, was interviewed by Diana Falzone for the Fox News program "In The Zone," and its corresponding December 28, 2012 article, “Was a double standard behind Olivia Black’s firing from ‘Pawn Stars’?”

In the interview deBrauwere discussed the recent firing of Olivia Black from the History Channel’s hit reality series “Pawn Stars,” under recent revelations she posed for the adult-only website “Suicide Girls,” and whether a petition filed by Black on the social online platform Change.org might have any effect on her termination.

While the network has not confirmed the cause of Black’s firing, deBrauwere told Fox News she presumably has an at-will contract where she can be terminated for any or no reason at all. He further stated a morality clause may have also been part of Black’s contract, which would “typically provide cause for termination in the event that the talent participates in any activity that would be deemed to be morally scandalous or improper behavior.” deBrauwere also advised that he did not believe the petition filed by Black would have any effect on her employment.

To view the interview, please click here. To read the article in its entirety, please click here.