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WWE sent a letter late Monday to lawyers representing the executive and wrestler John Laurinaitis.
McMahon spokesman Curtis Vogel declined to comment.
WWE And lawyers for Laurinaitis did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment late Monday.
WWE and its parent companies, Endeavor Group Holdings and its subsidiary,
TKO An email sent to Group Holdings was also not immediately responded to.
WWE McMahon, who worked in the legal and talent departments of Apple Inc., sued the company in January, accusing McMahon and Laurinaitis of sexual assault, harassment, trafficking, and other physical and emotional abuse.
WWE Resigned as CEO while the company investigated allegations similar to Grant's lawsuit. He in January
TKO He also resigned as executive chairman of the board of directors of Group Holdings, a day after Grant filed the lawsuit.
“If
WWE And if its parent company Endeavor is serious about breaking away from Vince McMahon and the toxic workplace culture he created, their executives should
WWE employees to their
NDA There should be no problem in being freed from the company,” Grant's attorney Ann Callis said in a statement. “This is the first step toward rehabilitating a company that covered up sexual assault and human trafficking for decades.”
McMahon had previously issued a statement responding to Grant's lawsuit in which he said it was “filled with lies, obscene fabrications about events that never occurred, and a vindictive distortion of the truth. I strongly condemn these baseless allegations.” “I intend to defend myself against, and look forward to clearing my name.” Her lawyers said in court documents that she had a consensual relationship with Grant and that he never abused her.
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