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Two years later I won her ski accident exam 2023, Gwyneth Paltrow I still have strong feelings about how everything went down.
During a recent episode of Erin and Sara Foster.”The world’s first podcast Goop founder – allegedly caused a ski crash, allegedly sued by retired optometrist Terry Sanderson, but in 2016 left behind a “permanent traumatic brain injury” – he was candid about the “silly” incident and explained why backdowns weren’t an option.
“It was ridiculous,” she said. “And I have to say the idea that someone can ski on your back and knock you down and sue you.
“So I felt like I had to fight that,” the actress, 52, added. “I’m not going to shake you up here. I’m not doing that.”
Gwyneth Paltrow spoke to Terry Sanderson temporarily after the 8-day ski crash trial ended in 2023. (AP News)
Sanderson filed a $3.1 million lawsuit against the actress, Deer Valley Resort and the ski instructor who was offering lessons to the film. Moses, son of Paltrow At the time of the incident.
The judge dismissed the allegation, and Deer Valley Resort and instructors were removed from the lawsuit.
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Gwyneth Paltrow testified that Terry Sanderson had crashed into her from behind. (Rick Bowmer)
Sanderson then sued Paltrow for $300,000. She rebutted for $1 Lawyer’s fees.
In 2023, Paltrow won the court battle after the ju judge ruled that she was not negligent.
After the trial, Paltrow explained why she chose to “do the right thing” and fight.
“I realized I was in that situation and it was really important to me to go there and try to do the right thing,” Palto said. People Magazine. “I didn’t want to attract any more attention. I wanted the truth to come out.”
Paltrow focused on leaving behind “calm” through the Academy Award-winning eight-day trial. Take the stand.
The Goop founder explained why he chose not to step back from fighting ski accident lawsuits. (Getty Images)
“That’s what I was just focused on,” Paltrow said. “It was a fierce experience. I believe in life that if you believe in God, the universe, etc., we believe that we are always in the place where we are supposed to be. And we don’t need to understand that.”
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Gwyneth Paltrow called the trial “all wrong in our legal system.” (Rick Bowmer/AFP)
“I really believe in fighting for the right thing,” she said. “But I think I’m a pigeon of sorts when something is terrible and when there’s an opportunity to change the culture of women, when things happen in my life.”
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“For some reason, I personally feel that I have a responsibility to keep the culture moving in this way, women should be respected. Women should be safe. …Women should feel empowered to express themselves and their opinions, and women should be allowed to flourish. It’s important to me, so I’m continuing to do it. ”
Tracy Wright from Fox News Digital contributed to this post.
