US EditionRyan Nemeth vs AEW Lawsuit Exits Court, Moves to Arbitration
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Ryan Nemeth's Lawsuit Against AEW Moving To Private Arbitration
Photo Credit: TNA Former AEW wrestler and current TNA Wrestling star Ryan Nemeth had filed a lawsuit against All Elite Wrestling, its President Tony Khan, and former AEW World Heavyweight Champion and current WWE Superstar CM Punk. The lawsuit alleges assault, a breach of contract, and breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing and intentional interference with prospective advantage. Prior to filing the lawsuit, Nemeth had reveale…
The Ryan Nemeth-AEW Lawsuit Moved To Private Arbitration
Ryan Nemeth’s lawsuit against All Elite Wrestling (AEW) will now proceed through private arbitration. Nemeth’s attorney, Mike Caspino, confirmed the shift in legal strategy in a statement to Brandon Thurston of POST Wrestling. He said, “There has been no settlement. The parties have agreed to submit the matter to arbitration.” Originally filed in February, Nemeth’s lawsuit named AEW, Tony Khan, and CM Punk as defendants. The claims included assa…
In February , Ryan Nemeth filed a lawsuit against AEW and CM Punk in Los Angeles Superior Court. In response, the wrestling company and its founder and president, Tony Khan, filed a petition in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, seeking to compel arbitration. Now, again through our colleague Brandon Thurston of POST Wrestling, we have the latest update: both sides withdrew their lawsuits in court, but the case i…
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