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Newly disclosed messages from an ongoing merger shareholder lawsuit reveal that Mark Shapiro anticipated Vince McMahon’s return, while Ari Emanuel had contacted him months before WWE was officially put up for sale.
In new filings, Grant alleges Dr. Carlon Colker viewed her medical records shortly after a federal raid involving McMahon. Colker’s side denies wrongdoing and says the case should be over.
Hulk Hogan’s widow and son have filed a petition as they consider a potential medical malpractice case stemming from a neck surgery that may have contributed to his death.
The Connecticut case is part of Grant’s effort to gather evidence that could lead to a lawsuit against the doctor, while she pursues separate claims against Vince McMahon and WWE in federal court.
Grant’s lawsuit alleged Lesnar received explicit photos and was arranged to meet her for sex at Vince McMahon’s direction during contract negotiations.
A Connecticut judge has paused Janel Grant’s efforts to obtain evidence from Dr. Carlon Colker, ruling that a formal hearing will take place before the court decides whether depositions or records must be submitted.
The eight men who say they were abused as boys decades ago while working at events argue that Maryland is the right state for their case, and that WWE and Vince and Linda McMahon had a duty to protect them but did not.
Many remember the scandal, few recall the details. What exactly Hulk Hogan said: His racist words, the reactions, and his attempts to repair his image in his last 10 years of life.
Vince McMahon and WWE have formally opposed former employee Janel Grant’s request to obtain any new evidence from them before the court considers whether her sex trafficking lawsuit will be sent to private arbitration.