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Gwyneth Paltrow are still stunning by her famous ski trialwhere she was found that she was not liable in March 2023.
“It was absurd, and I have to say that the idea could ski into your back and cast you down and then sue you? I was like, ‘This is all that is wrong with our legal system,'” Paltrow, 52, said on episode From the “world’s first podcast” earlier this month. “That’s why I felt I had to fight it.”
A retired doctor Terry Sanderson Prosecuting Goop’s founder in 2019, claiming to have seriously injured him three years when they struck each other while skiing at Deer Valley, Utah. Sanderson tried $ 3.1 million in compensation, which later lowered to $ 300,000. Phaltrow deny the allegations And thereafter counteract Sanderson for $ 1 in compensation and re -paid his legal fees “to defend this non -reach.” Eventually, it was found that it was not liable at the end of the March 2023 trial.
“I’m not going to be shaken down here,” added Paltrow to podcast guests Erin and Sara Foster. “I don’t do that.”
Time to her side of the story. Three days into the trial, Gwyneth Paltrow testified for her ski crash in 2016. The founder of Goop, 50, took the stand on Friday, March 24, to recall the events held seven years ago when she and Terry Sanderson hit each other while on the slopes in deer (…)
The Battle of Paltrow Court became viral with eagle eye fans allocating her dress choices, perceived laughter and eye rolls on the allegations and more. All in all, she held her compromise and emphasized her ongoing innocence.
After the judge announced the ruling that Paltrow was not accountable, Oscar’s winner turned to Sanderson and said, “I wish you well.”
Paltrow also released a statement at the time.
“I felt that agreeing to a false claim endangered my integrity,” the actor He said in a statement. “I am pleased with the result and appreciate all the hard work of Judge Holmberg and the jury, and thank them for their thoughtfulness in dealing with this case.”
Paltrow attorney, Steve OwensAlso pleased by the outcome of the trial in a separate statement.
“Gwyneth has a history of advocating for what she believes in – this situation was no different and will continue to stand up for what is right,” said Owens.
Months later, Paltrow admitted that it was “so strange” to see her court room style making headlines.
“I was just dressed and went to a pretty intense experience every day,” she have said The New York Times In October 2023. “And the Sartorial result was so strange to me. It was all that quite strange.”
She further noted that she wanted to move on from the legal battle.
“I don’t know I had even been processed. It was something I felt I survived,” added Paltrow to The Times. “Sometimes in my life it takes me a long time to look back and process something and understand something.”
