Harvey Weinstein has filed an appeal to overturn his conviction in LA. He argues that he couldn't present evidence that would have shown his accuser to be a "brazen liar"

Harvey Weinstein, 72, appealed his conviction for sexually assaulting a model actress in a Los Angeles hotel room more than a decade ago. His attorneys filed in the Second District Court of Appeal on Friday a year after indicating their intention for a new trial in the 2022 Los Angeles case.

Just over a month after his conviction was overturned in New York, attorneys for disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein filed an appeal Friday to overturn his Los Angeles conviction from December 2022,

Harvey Weinstein’s lawyers argue in an appeal that he did not get a fair trial when he was convicted of rape and sexual assault in Los Angeles in 2022.

Weinstein's attorneys argued that their client “​​stands wrongfully convicted of sexually assaulting Jane Doe 1.”

Harvey Weinstein's attorneys have filed to appeal a rape and sexual assault conviction in California. Weinstein filed his appeal in a Los Angeles District Court of Appeal, according to court documents obtained by NBC News.

Harvey Weinstein's lawyers argue he didn't get a fair trial in Los Angeles when he was convicted of rape and sexual assault in 2022.

Film producer Harvey Weinstein is appealing his rape conviction in Los Angeles, with his lawyers arguing he did not receive a fair trial.

Harvey Weinstein appeals LA rape conviction weeks after New York conviction was overturned - Disgraced film producer’s lawyers are seeking a new trial in California