( CNN ) -- The $ 100 million lawsuit spurred by Charlie Sheen 's dramatic firing from his hit CBS TV sitcom earlier this year has been settled `` to the parties ' mutual satisfaction , '' Warner Bros. Television and Sheen 's attorney said Monday . Warner Bros. and producer Chuck Lorre fired Sheen from `` Two and a Half Men '' in March , after a two-week public meltdown by the star that included attacks on Lorre . Sheen sued them for $ 100 million , accusing them of breaking his contract , which paid him a reported $ 1.2 million an episode . `` The pending lawsuit and arbitration will be dismissed as to all parties , '' the studio said . `` The parties have agreed to maintain confidentiality over the terms of the settlement . '' Sheen 's attorney , Marty Singer , echoed that , telling CNN , `` The matter has been settled to the parties ' mutual satisfaction . '' Sheen had wanted a public court trial , but a Los Angeles judge ruled in June that the arbitration clause in Sheen 's contract required the legal dispute to be considered by a private arbitrator , not a judge . Sheen 's character was killed off in the new season that started this month and Ashton Kutcher was added to the sitcom 's cast .
NEW : Sheen 's attorney confirms it is settled ` ` to the parties ' mutual satisfaction '' Sheen 's lawsuit against the network and producer is dropped , Warner Bros. TV Studios . Sheen 's suit stems from his departure from the popular CBS sitcom . Terms of the settlement of NBC 's $ 100 million lawsuit are not public .