A man claiming that content creator Jack Doherty directed his security personnel to engage in a fight with him during a livestreamed Halloween celebration is pursuing a default judgment against the security guard.
The allegations in the lawsuit include assault, battery, negligence, negligent hiring and supervision, aiding and abetting, unjust enrichment and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Doherty and Goslee reviewed video recordings depicting the bodyguard rendering a woman unconscious during his previous employment before attending the party, according to court documents. In court documents submitted on Wednesday, Gardella’s legal team expressed their intention to pursue a default judgment against Goslee and his enterprise while simultaneously seeking punitive damages from both parties.
Case hearing is set for March 2027
Amerian rescheduled the hearing originally set for Friday to March 19, 2027, in response to a request from Gardella’s legal team for extended time to effectuate service of legal documents upon Kongg Inc. The litigation is presently scheduled for trial proceedings on March 29, 2027. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael R. On the other hand, the legal representatives representing Doherty are petitioning the court for authorization to cease their involvement in the proceedings.
“Professional consideration requires termination of the representation,” attorneys Courtney M. Serrato and Olivia Zorayan said in court filings, without giving any further explanation.
