A hearing is set for this Friday in Nashville, TN in regard to the Scott Steiner vs. TNA lawsuit. TNA filed a lawsuit against Steiner citing breach of contract following his Twitter outbursts ripping on the promotion, Hulk Hogan, Eric Bischoff and others. Steiner In return, Steiner filed a counter-suit, alleging that it was TNA that had breached their contract, citing their failure to provide accounting on royalties owed as well as non-payment of royalties.
TNA had filed a motion to dismiss the suit by Steiner, claiming that their contracts require a talent to inform them of a breach and allow 30 days to repair it before they attempt any legal maneuvers. TNA argues that since they were not made aware of any breach, Steiner cannot file suit.
TNA had filed a motion to dismiss the suit by Steiner, claiming that their contracts require a talent to inform them of a breach and allow 30 days to repair it before they attempt any legal maneuvers. TNA argues that since they were not made aware of any breach, Steiner cannot file suit.
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