- WWE and TNA had a court hearing back on June 28th about the wording used by Nashville’s Chancery Court regarding the dissolution of TNA’s temporary restraining order against WWE. WWE argued that some of the language, taken from a proposed draft by TNA, could come back and hurt their legal arguments.
The court met again on July 3rd and ruled in WWE’s favor that the order from June 8th against WWE had been dissolved and that no temporary injunction against WWE is needed.
The court also ruled that there is no need to expedite discovery. WWE and TNA will decide on discovery so they both can make it work with their schedules.
There is no immediate danger of WWE causing irreparable harm to TNA and WWE must immediately contact TNA if Brian Wittenstein tries to provide them with more confidential information.
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