lol...of course, there would be an NDA...you can put shyt in the contracts...THAT'S WHY YOU READ THE CONTRACTS BEFORE YOU SIGN THEM. this is what yall don't understand. yall think only wwe in bound by the contract not the wrestlers. And I noticed yall skipped over the AJ example...and what i'm specifically talking about with Twitch. This isn't them just talkin about shyt on the side...they making money behind this information based directly on their status as a WWE employee. And you think WWE is not eventually going to do something about that? Talking about a weak argument...there's a reason why she had no legs to stand on here legally. Common sense.Treating someone like an independent contractor and telling them to act like an employee isn't arguing semantics . As for your question about the movie set spoilers did the independent contractor sign some sort of nda? If they didn't the movie company has no legal grounds. I have no doubt a lawyer for a billion dollar company knows more about finessing legally. Same as these prosecutors know how to finesse cops out of murdering motherfukkers. Your arguments weak as fukk lmao.
So again, let's use similar examples...lets say somebody gets contracted to cater an MCU film and it's in the contract that you have to have consent to discuss certain things that you see on set...do you think they can jump on a twitch stream dropping spoilers of what they saw on set and then claim "i'ma contractor...not an employee...yall don't own what i can say"...how would that look? LMAO
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