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Tony Khan said that he’s unable to comment on the recent allegations against All Elite Wrestling‘s legal team that Jamie Hawn made.
During a recent media call for AEW Worlds End, Khan was asked about the allegations, and he simply said that he “cannot” comment on them.
In a GoFundMe post made earlier this month, Hawn alleged that Chris Peck — AEW’s General Counsel — breached a non-disclosure agreement that she signed with AE. Hawn wrote that she shared information with attorneys for BJ Whitmer, who at the time was involved in a criminal trial after he was charged with first-degree strangulation and second-degree burglary stemming from an incident in June 2023.
In Hawn’s GoFundMe post, she alleged that Peck single-handedly affected “the outcome of the criminal case against my abuser, his sentencing, and my ability to properly recover financially, mentally, and physically.” She additionally stated that she was “robbed of any chance of justice” after Peck allegedly breached the terms of the NDA in question.
Furthermore, Hawn also claimed that Peck “wrongfully provided an inaccurate description of my intentions and false context of my engagement with AEW (Megha Parekh), dating back to June 2023,” and that he “blatantly lied” to both the defense and prosecution teams involved.
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