A Blissful Ass
11-21-2009, 10:02 PM
Credit: F4WOnline.com
It was reported this past September that the lawsuit the Ultimate Warrior had filed against WWE in January 2006 regarding its DVD release on him, Self Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior, was thrown out. Judge Douglas L. Rayes ruled that Warrior could not sue for damages over the company's comments towards him on the title because he had made "publicly disparaging claims" against WWE (on his website). It was also ruled that Warrior would have to pay WWE's attorney costs and expenses in defending themselves against his breach of contract lawsuit — a total of $18,967.46.
In an update on the situation, both sides later came to the judge and said the case had been resolved, with WWE waiving Warrior's near $19,000 legal bill. This will certainly fuel the rumors of Warrior being inducted into the 2009 WWE Hall of Fame.
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It was reported this past September that the lawsuit the Ultimate Warrior had filed against WWE in January 2006 regarding its DVD release on him, Self Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior, was thrown out. Judge Douglas L. Rayes ruled that Warrior could not sue for damages over the company's comments towards him on the title because he had made "publicly disparaging claims" against WWE (on his website). It was also ruled that Warrior would have to pay WWE's attorney costs and expenses in defending themselves against his breach of contract lawsuit — a total of $18,967.46.
In an update on the situation, both sides later came to the judge and said the case had been resolved, with WWE waiving Warrior's near $19,000 legal bill. This will certainly fuel the rumors of Warrior being inducted into the 2009 WWE Hall of Fame.
NoDQ