An ophthalmologist claimed that the actress ‘left him all alone in the snow’ after coming into him at high speed on a ski run.
He initially demanded an impressive $3.1 million payment from her. The actress counterclaimed after pleading not guilty.
He again went to court, showing how much the pay was expected to be a substantially more satisfactory 300 thousand bucks.
The trial began on March 21 and included daily sessions. Furthermore, she personally attended each one.
After two hours of testimony and twenty minutes of deliberation on Thursday, the jury decided to drop all charges against her.
She approached him and said, ‘I wish you all the best’ after the verdict was read out by the judge.
He thanked the actress in response. She also explained why she decided to go to the court on her own, despite the fact that she could have easily paid the fee.
That’s what I felt assuming I consented to this, I would affirm the bogus claims against me.
I’m pleased with the outcome and appreciate the jury and judge’s efforts. She emphasized, ‘I am grateful to them for their attentive attitude toward this matter.’
