"They left SAG without TV and theatrical contracts for over a year, resulting in earnings and benefit contribution losses of over $100 million." The attacks got more heated over the past month as Modine and Carteris were both accused of violating federal labor laws during the campaign. Carteris was accused of using insider information to claim credit for a new SAG-AFTRA deal with Netflix completed in July in a campaign statement that had to be filed to the guild three weeks before the Netflix deal was finished. Modine, meanwhile, denied claims in a Los Angeles Times report that he had accepted illegal contributions from the New York Film Academy, of which he is an unpaid board member, by posting three campaign videos produced by the NYFA on his website.