Update on the DSW vs. WWE Lawsuit

Jody Hamilton and Deep South Wrestling are claiming that WWE breached their contract with DSW.

Hamilton claims he and DSW were "fully compliant" with their contract agreement with WWE where the partnership saw Hamilton paid a salary of $80,000, while DSW as a company was paid $80,000 to provide developmental training. The counter to this argument was that there were many allegations of bullying by trainers of WWE developmental talents which got so bad that filming of the training sessions was required by WWE. Injuries were also said to be common among training sessions as well and the morale among talent was described as being very bad.

Hamilton is claiming that DSW's deal with WWE required the company to provide DSW and himself with at least 90 days notice that the deal was ending, which didn't happen. He is also stating that WWE "arranged through an intentional and calculated method" to time the arrival of their officials at DSW's place of business without giving notice to Hamilton beforehand and that the company did everything in their power to prevent him from knowing they would be arriving as the alleged plan was for them to "remove all personal and computer information" without anyone from DSW being present. The lawsuit further adds that WWE removed "wrestling rings, seating, computer hardware, software, and information belonging to DSW" and that "shared personnel" were informed they would be transferred and have no further business dealings with Hamilton and DSW...More?

source: wrestleview.com