EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENT: Charlie Sheen Lawyer’s Blistering Letter To CBS -- READ IT HERE

EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENT: Read Sheen's Lawyer's Blistering Letter

Citing the decision to cancel production of Two and a Half Men for the rest of the season, Singer writes:  “This action is outrageous and in direct violation of our client’s legal rights, including under the contract between our client and Warner Bros. Television with regard to Two and a Half Men (“the Series”). Our client is entitled to be paid for eight additional episodes under his contract on the Series.”

Sheen is ready to work and clean and sober, the letter states. “Furthermore, my client is clean and sober and has passed every drug test requested,” the letter reads. “In fact, he took passing tests this weekend.“

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Singer, who is annually chosen as one of Los Angeles’ top attorneys, lets CBS and Warner Brothers know that this fight has just started. He writes: “He (Sheen) intends to hold Warner Bros. fully accountable for the compensation owed on his contract and to hold Warner Bros. and CBS fully accountable for all of the consequences of their actions.” The lawyer states that if Sheen is not paid for eight remaining episodes this season, “our client intends to bring appropriate legal action against Warner Bros., as well as against Mr. Lorre…”

Sheen’s recent critical comments about Lorre are a response to Lorre’s “ongoing campaign of harassing our client and making numerous derogatory and highly damaging statements about him”, Singer writes. The letter backs up this claim with extensive quotes from the highly controversial “vanity cards” that Lorre has used at the end of shows to make thinly veiled unflattering remarks about Sheen and his lifestyle.

Singer says: “There is no justification for the Series to be shut down at this time. It is clear that this action is the result of interference by Chuck Lorre with our client’s contractual rights. It is most unfortunate that Warner Bros. and CBS have conspired with Mr. Lorre in his tortuous and outrageous conduct in permitting him to shut down the show, thereby damaging many individuals and companies, in addition to our client.”

Lorre has violated his own contract, the letter alleges, “…after our client simply responded to Mr. Lorre’s unrelenting derogatory statements, Mr. Lorre retaliated by arranging to terminate production of the Series for the remainder of the season. The fact is that Mr. Lorre refused to perform under the contract, namely, to have the Series produced through April 8, 2011, long before Mr. Sheen made any statements about Mr. Lorre.”