Ian Ziering is sued for assault by motorcyclist Jacob Hernandez, who claims Ziering attacked him during a traffic incident in Hollywood, leading to injuries and a street brawl; Ziering denies provocation and blames the bikers, while Hernandez seeks damages for emotional distress.
Texans safety Jimmie Ward faces a civil lawsuit alleging assault, threats, and forced sex acts, amid recent arrests for domestic violence and release violations, while on the team's Physically Unable to Perform list.
Jonathan Majors' ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, has dropped her assault and defamation lawsuit against the actor after reaching a settlement. The case was dismissed with prejudice in Manhattan federal court, and Jabbari's lawyer described the settlement as favorable. Jabbari had accused Majors of physical and verbal abuse, leading to his conviction for misdemeanor assault and harassment. Following the conviction, Majors was dropped by Marvel Studios but has recently begun to reemerge in Hollywood, with his film "Magazine Dreams" set for release and an engagement announcement with Meagan Good.
Jonathan Majors' ex-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, has dropped her assault and defamation lawsuit against the actor after reaching a settlement. The case was dismissed with prejudice in Manhattan federal court. Jabbari had accused Majors of physical and verbal abuse, but her lawyer stated the suit was "favorably settled." Majors, who was previously convicted of misdemeanor assault, was dropped by Marvel Studios but has recently reemerged in Hollywood, with his film "Magazine Dreams" set for release and an engagement to actress Meagan Good announced.
Colorado safety Shilo Sanders, son of head coach Deion Sanders, is facing scrutiny over his NIL income after filing for bankruptcy following an $11.89 million assault lawsuit. The lawsuit stems from a 2015 incident where Shilo allegedly assaulted a security guard during his high school years. Despite his social media presence and NIL partnerships, Shilo claims limited assets, which has led to legal disputes over the accuracy of his financial disclosures.
A Tennessee judge ruled that Memphis Grizzlies' Ja Morant acted in self-defense when he punched a teenager during an altercation at his home in July 2022. The ruling comes after a civil immunity hearing, shifting the burden of proof to the teenager who accused Morant of assault. The lawsuit had hung over Morant during a tumultuous 2023-24 season, which included a suspension for conduct detrimental to the NBA and a season-ending shoulder injury.