Jon Moxley Lawsuit

Judge Orders AEW to Disclose Ownership Details in Jon Moxley Lawsuit 
A Michigan judge has denied AEW’s request to keep its ownership structure confidential in the ongoing lawsuit filed by Chris Dispensa against both AEW and Jon Moxley.

The ruling now forces AEW to publicly reveal details about its corporate ownership within the next seven days or risk having the case returned to Michigan state court.AEW had filed to move the lawsuit to federal court by asserting diversity of citizenship, which requires all parties to be from different states.

However, to meet that requirement, AEW must disclose the identities behind its parent company, Beatnik Investments LLC—an entity reportedly controlled by various Khan family trusts. 

The company had requested to keep that information sealed but was denied.

The lawsuit centers around an alleged incident that took place in 2023, where Dispensa claims he was shoved to the ground by Jon Moxley during a live event, resulting in serious neck and shoulder injuries that later required surgical intervention.

Dispensa is suing for more than $25,000, alleging negligence, civil assault, and battery.

The judge’s decision adds a new layer of public scrutiny to the case, as AEW must now provide documentation that could reveal previously undisclosed corporate ties.

Depending on what the ownership disclosure reveals, it could determine whether the case remains in federal court or is sent back to state jurisdiction.This development marks a significant step in the legal proceedings, and Proudy's All Wrestling Channel will continue to provide updates as new information becomes available.

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