Vince McMahon, a prominent figure in the world of professional wrestling, is facing serious allegations of sexual trafficking and misconduct from Janel Grant. In her lawsuit, Grant accuses McMahon of distributing explicit content of her without consent, implicating other WWE personnel, undisclosed executives, and wrestling stars.
Responding to these allegations, a Chicago-based law firm named Pintas & Mullins is actively seeking witnesses and victims who may have experienced abuse by Vince McMahon, John Laurinaitis, or anyone associated with WWE. The firm has launched a website, wwesettlements.com, where individuals can submit their information if they have been subjected to “sexual assault, made to feel uncomfortable, or witnessed abuse by Vince McMahon or anyone from WWE/UFC.” The website suggests that these individuals may be entitled to compensation.
The website mentions an ongoing investigation into Vince McMahon and WWE/UFC for sexual assault and sex trafficking, citing former employees who have come forward with allegations of serious misconduct.
Highlighting previous accusations, the statement on the website mentions a 1992 claim by Rita Chatterton, the first female referee, who alleged rape by Vince McMahon while traveling with him in his limousine. It also references documents seized by investigators in 2022, revealing nondisclosure agreements and multi-million dollar payouts to cover up sexual misconduct.
The law firm emphasizes its dedication to assisting abuse victims and encourages them to fill out the provided form or call for a confidential and free consultation with one of their female attorneys.
“Investigation into sexual assault and sex trafficking allegations against Vince McMahon and WWE/UFC after former employees came forward with allegations of profoundly disturbing misconduct.”
“A recent lawsuit alleges that the founder and other leaders forced employees to participate in sexual acts by threatening termination of their employment and sharing intimate images of them.”
“This is not the first time Vince McMahon or WWE/UFC have faced accusations of sex abuse.”
“In 1992, Rita Chatterton, the first female referee, came forward with allegations that she was raped by Vince McMahon while traveling with him in his limousine.”
“In 2022, investigators seized documents and discovered nondisclosure agreements and multi-million dollar payouts covering up sexual misconduct.”
“Thousands of abuse victims speak up every year to receive the compensation and justice they deserve. Fill in the form above or call us today for a confidential and free conversation with one of our female attorneys.”
