Alyssa Milano Settles $10 Million Lawsuit with Ex-Manager over Alleged Fraud & Forgery

Alyssa Milano.Photo: Owen Hoffmann/Patrick McMullan via Getty Alyssa Milano‘s legal battles with her ex-manager have come to an end. TheCharmedstar and her husband, David Bugliari, have settled the $10 million lawsuit they filed in 2017 for alleged fraud and forgery, PEOPLE confirms. “Alyssa Milano and David Bugliari have successfully settled their lawsuit against their business managers,” her attorney, William J. Briggs, Venable LLP, said in a statement on Monday. “As the case was preparing for trial, the parties reached a confidential settlement for an undisclosed amount,” he continued.

Alyssa Milano Shares Update on Uncle's Recovery Following August Car Accident, Heart Attack

Alyssa Milano.Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Alyssa Milanois giving fans a positive update on her uncle’s recovery after the two were involved in acar accidentlast month. Milano, 48, was uninjured in the crash, which occurred when her uncle, Mitchell J. Carp, suffered a heart attack while driving on a Los Angeles freeway. Carp, 63, has been hospitalized at the UCLA Medical Center since the Aug. 17 incident, but Milano is keeping fans up-to-date on his progress.

Alyssa Milano Sports Black Bikini During Tropical Thanksgiving Family Vacation

Alyssa Milano on a Thanksgiving tropical vacation.Photo:Alyssa Milano/InstagramAlyssa Milanois sharing her gratitude during a tropicalThanksgivinggetawayDays after the holiday theCharmedalum, 50, uploaded anInstagramcarousel featuring photos of herself and her kids taking a warm weather trip for turkey day.“Much needed family time complete with healing sea water; rainbows, friends, theater, snuggles, love and hope,” she began in her caption on Monday. In the first snap, Milano stood alone on a white sand beach with crystal clear water as her backdrop.

Alyssa Milano Stands in Solidarity with Abuse Survivors and Vows 'I Won't Stop Fighting'

Alyssa Milano.Photo: Owen Hoffmann/Patrick McMullan via Getty Alyssa Milanoearned her big Hollywood break at 11 years old when she landed the role of Samantha Micelli in ABC’sWho’s the Boss? She discovered her passion for activism just three years later at age 15. The then-teen idol appeared onThe Phil Donahue Show,alongside Ryan White, an Indiana native who contracted AIDS at age 13 through a contaminated blood transfusion. Milano shared an on-air experience with White during the talk show appearance that she says changed her life.

Alyssa Milano, Natalie Portman, 'OITNB' Stars & More Partner to Stop Investments in Private Prisons

The star-studded list of supporters — who together have committed more than $10 million — includesMaggie Gyllenhaal,Alyssa Milano,Ellen Pompeo,Natalie Portman,Amy SchumerandGloria Steinem, as well as as the NFL’s Spencer Paysinger, Derrick Morgan, Jelani Jenkins and others. Milano, along with the other celebrities and activists involved in the initiative, wants Americans to make sure they know where their investments are spent. “Most Americans don’t realize that the big banks that they give all of their money to, household names like Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Chase, actually invest their money in things like private prisons that profit from family detention,” the actress said in a statement.