Conor McGregor is headed to courtroom in Eire after a decide there set a trial date over damages filed in opposition to the UFC famous person by a lady claiming he assaulted her.
On Thursday, Justice Alexander Owens set a trial date of Nov. 5 within the private harm case in opposition to McGregor, which was truly filed all the best way again in 2021. Particulars concerning the trial have been first reported by the Irish Mirror.
A girl, who allegedly is aware of McGregor, filed the grievance with the courts and he or she’s in search of an unspecified quantity in damages. A jury will ultimately rule on the trial as soon as proceedings kick off in November.
The listening to for the case was initially supposed to begin in both June or July, however McGregor’s lawyer’s requested for a delay as a result of his beforehand scheduled bout in opposition to Michael Chandler at UFC 303 in June. McGregor’s lawyer argued that logistically it wasn’t possible for the trial to begin with McGregor getting ready to struggle, and it was additionally attainable that the previous two-division UFC champion may undergo accidents within the bout.
Regardless of the plaintiff’s lawyer’s arguing in opposition to the delay, the decide granted the movement, though McGregor by no means ended up combating after he suffered a damaged toe in coaching.
Whereas the decide granted the delay on the time, a trial date is now set for November.
The main points behind the alleged assault from 2018 haven’t been made public as a result of privateness legal guidelines in Eire, however the lady concerned within the case additionally sued one among McGregor’s associates as effectively.