The legal battle between Janel Grant, Vince McMahon, and WWE just took another major step forward. In a new court filing, all parties have agreed to move toward a June 2026 arbitration hearing, signaling that the case is advancing following the judges recent procedural ruling. While an exact hearing date has not yet been set, the sides have jointly proposed a structured briefing schedule leading up to oral arguments. According to the filing, the parties submitted a Joint Notice outlining key upcoming deadlines tied to WWE and McMahons motions to compel arbitration. The document states: The filing also confirms that both sides are proposing oral arguments in June 2026, with certain blackout dates already identified. This development follows Judge Sarah F. Russells recent decision denying Grants early discovery request without prejudice, meaning she can renew it while responding to the arbitration motion. Now, the timeline is officially set for both sides to argue whether the lawsuit will proceed in public court or shift into private arbitration under the terms of Grants previously signed NDA. The lawsuit, originally filed in January 2024, alleges serious misconduct by McMahon and claims WWE enabled the alleged abuse. McMahon has denied the allegations. With a June arbitration hearing now on the calendar, the next several months will determine whether this case remains in open court or moves behind closed doors. Do you think this case will ultimately stay in the public spotlight or end up resolved through private arbitration? Share your thoughts in the comments below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
