In the mid-1990s Shaw sued Berman on the grounds that as Time Is All You've Got had become more critically and commercially successful than had been expected, he was entitled to receive a greater share of the film's profits than he had originally agreed to in the 1980s.
In the mid-1990s, Shaw sued Berman because Time Is All You've Got had become more critically and commercially successful than anticipated. As a result, he was entitled to receive a larger share of the film's profits compared to what they agreed upon in the 1980s.