After slamming into him at a very high rate of speed on a ski run, an ophthalmologist asserted that the actress ‘left him all alone in the snow.’
At first, he wanted to pay her an impressive $3.1 million. After pleading no contest, the actress made a counterclaim.
He went back to court and showed how much the pay was expected to be—a lot more than 300,000 dollars.
The trial, which included daily sessions, began on March 21. On Thursday, after hearing testimony for two hours and deliberating for twenty minutes, the jury decided to drop all charges against her.
She moved toward him and said, ‘I want you to enjoy all that life has to offer’ after the decision was perused by the adjudicator.
He expressed gratitude toward the entertainer accordingly.
She also explained why, despite the fact that she could have easily paid the fee, she decided to appear in court on her own.
I thought that if I agreed to this, I would confirm the false allegations made against me.
She underscored, ‘I’m appreciative to them for their mindful disposition toward this.’
