Kemo
05-04-2018, 06:22 PM
The cameraman that suffered an injury during the filming of WWE Swerved has filed an amended suit against WWE and Titus O’Neil, according to reports from PWInsider. Donald Anderson has filed suit with arguments to counter WWE’s claim that they are not under Florida court’s jurisdiction.
The amended filing has several quotes by Triple H and WWE executive John Saboor about the importance of WWE Performance Center in Florida. These saihe quotes are being used by Anderson to argue that the company is being contradictory to its claim that they are not under jurisdiction in Florida as they don’t conduct business over there.
The lawsuit states that Anderson was placed in a dangerous working environment by the WWE. During the filming of a segment of WWE Swerved where Paige gives Titus an electric shock as a prank, Titus got enraged and kicked a video camera out of Anderson’s hand. Anderson claims that this incident resulted in injuries in his hands, fingers and wrists that put him out of work for six months.
Anderson is now seeking $15,000 in damages and other unspecified punitive damages
The amended filing has several quotes by Triple H and WWE executive John Saboor about the importance of WWE Performance Center in Florida. These saihe quotes are being used by Anderson to argue that the company is being contradictory to its claim that they are not under jurisdiction in Florida as they don’t conduct business over there.
The lawsuit states that Anderson was placed in a dangerous working environment by the WWE. During the filming of a segment of WWE Swerved where Paige gives Titus an electric shock as a prank, Titus got enraged and kicked a video camera out of Anderson’s hand. Anderson claims that this incident resulted in injuries in his hands, fingers and wrists that put him out of work for six months.
Anderson is now seeking $15,000 in damages and other unspecified punitive damages