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Singleton et al v. World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc
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3:15-cv-00425
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August 06, 2018
WWE Seeks Attys' Fees After Sanctions In Concussion Suit
World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. has asked a Connecticut federal judge to order an attorney for two former wrestlers to pay the entertainment company's $176,486 legal bill for attorneys' fees and costs associated with an earlier sanctions order over an evidence dispute in the wrestlers' concussion suit.
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July 23, 2018
Court OKs Sanction On Atty In WWE Concussion Suit
A Connecticut federal judge has accepted a magistrate judge's recommendation to fine an attorney as a sanction for not complying with orders to provide specific evidence to back his clients' claims that World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. fraudulently concealed a link between the sport and brain injuries.
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April 14, 2017
WWE Seeks End To Concussion Suit's Last Fraud Claims
World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. sought Friday to end two former wrestlers' remaining claims that the company hid the dangers of repeated head trauma, arguing there is no evidence that WWE knew of the alleged dangers or that the wrestlers relied on its failure to tell them.
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September 12, 2016
Ex-WWE Wrestlers Want Admissions Nixed In Brain Injury Suit
A pair of former World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. wrestlers sought Friday to preserve their suit accusing the company of withholding the dangers of repeated head injuries and concussions, telling a Connecticut federal court their late responses to defense information requests shouldn't be held against them.