Gwyneth Paltrow Her infamous ski trial is still surprised, and in March 2023, she assumes no responsibility.
Paltrow, 52, said in an episode of the World’s First Podcast earlier this month: “It’s ridiculous, I have to say, someone can slide into your back and knock you down and then sue your idea and then sue you?” That’s why I feel like I have to fight. ”
Retired doctor Terry Sanderson In 2019, he sued Goop founder, claiming she suffered serious injuries when she crashed each other while skiing in Deer Valley, Utah three years ago. Sanderson sought $3.1 million in losses, which later reduced $300,000. Paltrow denied the allegations and then “defended this priceless claim” for $1 in damages and repayment of her legal fees. Finally, it was discovered that she was not responsible at the end of the trial in March 2023.
“I’m not going to shake here,” Paltrow added to the podcast host Aileen and Sara Foster. “I didn’t do that.”
Paltrow’s Court Wars, along with Hawkeye fans, dissects her costume choices, laughter and eye movements on the allegations. Through all this, she remained calm and emphasized the constant innocence.
After the judge announced that Paltrow was not responsible, the Oscar winner turned to Sanderson, reportedly saying: “I wish you all the best.”
Paltrow also issued a statement at the time.
“I feel that the default false claims have hurt my integrity.” The actress said in a statement. “I am satisfied with the results and I thank Judge Holmberg and the jury for all the hard work and for their thoughtfulness in handling this case.”
Patro’s lawyer, Steve Owensalso satisfied with the test results in another statement.
“Gwyneth has a history of advocating for what she believes in – it’s no different, and she will continue to stand up for what’s right,” Owens said.
A few months later, Paltrow admitted that it was “too weird” to see her court style make headlines.
She told The New York Times In October 2023. “The costumes turned out to be strange to me. The whole thing was weird.”
She further pointed out that she wanted to move forward from the legal struggle.
“I don’t know I’ve even handled it. It’s something I feel like I’m surviving,” era. “Sometimes, in my life, it takes a long time to look back, process something and understand something.”
