Katherine Jackson’s Wrongful Death Appeal Against AEG Inc. Dismissed– Exclusive

An appeal filed by Michael Jackson‘s mother, Katherine Jackson, in connection with the wrongful death case against AEG Inc has been dismissed, RumorFix is reporting.

In court documents obtained by RumorFix from the Second Appellate District Court for California, they state the appeal is dismissed and parties must bear their own court costs.

Michael’s mom and his children sued AEG Inc. and its subsidiary AEG Live, in September 2010, but Katherine’s attorney Kevin Boyle, tells RumorFix that AEG Inc was removed from the lawsuit when it was determined that AEG Live had the contract with Michael’s physician Dr. Conrad Murray.

“The decision to dismiss the appeal against AEG Inc. is of no legal significance in the main case against AEG Live,” Boyle said.

Katherine and Michael’s three children filed the appeal in November — a month after a jury ruled the concert promoter was not responsible for the 2009 death of the King of Pop.

The jury stated AEG was not wrong for hiring Dr. Conrad Murray, who was sent to prison in 2011 after being convicted for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson.

Murray is out of prison now and is trying to get his medical license back. Boyle reiterates the AEG Live appeal is still very much in tact.