Vince McMahon’s legal team has failed a motion claiming Janel Grant’s lawyers have ignored the stay order issued by the court and because of that they want the order temporarily lifted.
“After telling the Federal Court that she would pause her lawsuit, Ms. Grant immediately violated the Stay Order seeking one-sided discovery for her own benefit. Her lawyer told the media that the information sought in the new Connecticut state action is ‘to assist in our claims in the federal action.’ We are asking the federal Court to ensure that Plaintiff abides by the Court’s order and if she does not that civil contempt and financial sanctions may result,” McMahon’s lawyer Jessica Taub Rosenberg said in a statement to Slam Wrestling.
Judge Jeffrey A. Meyer granted a six month pause in the case back while a federal investigation continued against McMahon.
McMahon’s team is taking issue with Grant’s lawyers filing a pre-action discovery petition against Dr. Carlon Colker and his clinic, Peak Wellness, Inc. Grant claims McMahon sent her to the clinic where she receive unauthorized treatments.
In their discovery filing it is stated that Peak Wellness “operates a medical center that markets itself as providing traditional medical care along with advanced diagnostics, functional medicine, naturopathy, physical medicine, anti-aging, and aesthetics. Among the services offered are private concierge medicine, customized vitamin protocols, medical cannabis, weight loss counseling, physical performance testing, facial injectables, and an I.V. drip lounge.”
The medical center routinely treats WWE employees.
In the filing Grant states that McMahon arranged her visits there for fatigue and insomnia and she was instructed to take “adrenal trays” or “adrenal supplement trays” and weekly I.V. infusions. Grant claims she was not told what the medications were or did. It is believed the total cost was $51,000.
Grant also claims an employee of Peak Wellness was involved in “several instances of sexual abuse against Ms. Grant by McMahon as further described in Ms. Grant’s federal complaint” and that the records they have asked for are incomplete or inaccurate.
