Ms McMahon and her husband Vince McMahon ran the wrestling empire beginning in the early 1980s. She was its president and chief executive until 2009.
Allegations that underage boys were abused by employees have dogged the organization for decades. The recent lawsuit was filed in October by five former "ring boys," who ran errands and helped set up before matches for WWE in the 1980s.
The lawsuit claims that the five boys were sexually abused by the organization's ringside announcer and ring crew chief Melvin Phillips Jr, who died in 2012.
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