UFC star Conor McGregor has 21 days to respond to Florida sexual assault claims

MMA star faces new court drama as woman accused of assault at Florida basketball finals

We obtained copies of the subpoena to be served on McGregor at his home in Kildare, as well as the nine-page complaint detailing allegations that he placed the alleged victim in a headlock and “slammed her face against the wall” in an attempt to perform oral and anal sexual violence in the rest room of the stadium.

McGregor with his alleged victim in Miami

The suit follows a recent case brought against him by Nikita Hand, which he lost. The latest case alleges the incident occurred on June 9, 2023, when the Miami Heat were playing the Denver Nuggets in Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

McGregor’s attorney, Barbara Llanes, dismissed the complaint in a statement earlier this week, saying: “After a thorough investigation at the time, the state attorney concluded there was no case to proceed.

“Nearly two years and at least three lawyers later, the plaintiff has a new false story. We are sure that this case will also be closed.”

The summons and complaint were filed in Florida courts on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The complaint states that “the suit alleges that Conor Anthony McGregor sexually assaulted Jane Doe while she was a guest at the Courtside Club at the Kaseya Center, located at 601 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL on June 9-10, 2023. .”

Nikita Hand won the civil case against McGregor

It says she is seeking damages in excess of the court’s jurisdictional threshold of $75,000.

It also said the complainant, referred to in the complaint as “Jane Doe,” is “known to McGregor; however, she wishes to remain anonymous…to avoid embarrassment and shame for the conduct alleged in this complaint.

The legal complaints state that she is “49 years old and worked as a senior vice president of Wall Street at a prominent financial institution.”

At the end of the basketball game, McGregor filed a complaint

sexually assaulted a woman in a men’s bathroom.

says: “As a direct and proximate result of Conor Anthony McGregor’s sexual assault … Jane Doe suffered physical, psychological and emotional harm.”

Conor McGregor at the event where the attack allegedly took place

Allegations against McGregor at the time the police were investigating and the Miami-Dade state attorney declined to file charges against McGregor, who said the allegations were false.

Police spoke to witnesses who said Jane Doe showed no “signs of distress” and appeared “fine,” and the head of security said she returned to her seat and continued talking to McGregor.