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a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer ordered a woman who accused of sexual assault of her sexual assault to pay more than $300,000 for violating the terms of the settlement agreement on Monday.
Lindsey Hill Blame Bauer The 2021 sexual assault led to an investigation into MLB, leading to a massive suspension of Bauer. They eventually settled the lawsuit in 2023, with Bauer suing Hill for defamation, and she suing assault and sexual bombardment.
Neither party agreed to pay the other party, but that changed after Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Daniel Crowley ordered Hill to pay Bauer $309,832.02. This comes after Hill’s attorney emailed to Bauer’s attorney that she will receive $300,000 from the insurance policy.
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Diablo Rojos #96 Trevor Bauer will be on the field between match one of the Mexican Baseball League Olmecas de Tabasco and Diablos Rojos del Mexico at Alfredo Harp Hell Stadium. (Lightrocket via Carlos Santiago/Eyepix Group/Getty Images)
Bauer receives $220,000 in damages, but costs over $309,000 in attorneys’ fees ($68,939.55), interest ($16,634.52) and costs ($4,257.95).
Hill violated each other’s settlement agreements by discussing Bauer on the podcast and being published. Los Angeles Times It has been reported.
Bauer sued Hill in October, but the lawsuit cited 21 claims on podcasts or social media. All this was allegedly a violation of the settlement agreement that barred Bauer or the representative from telling her that he had “paid money as consideration for the settlement.” Hill was not contested or responded to a lawsuit from Bauer.
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Similarly, Crawley gave Bauer a default victory after Hill’s lawyers said they didn’t file a strong enough suit in February, and did not justify their fees in April.
While she was ordered to pay Bauer, Hill had said in social media rants that she had no obligation to decide the court.
“It’s all I say here. He never sees cents from me, and he knows this,” Hill posted to X with a heart emoji. “I was awarded a 300K for what he did to me in 2021. And I refused to participate in this lawsuit in any form or form.
Bauer’s agent, Rachel Luba, applauded her X account with her post after seeing Hill’s reaction.
Los Angeles Dodgers’ No. 27 Trevor Bauer looks ahead to his MLB Spring Training Game with the Seattle Mariners at the Peoria Sports Complex in Peoria, Arizona on March 22, 2021. (Abbie Parr/Getty Images)
“Note: I don’t know if she understands how the law works,” Luba writes. “Despite her claims, she can’t decide whether to pay him or not – Bauer can earn wages and take away his assets. What’s more, she can’t sue when she simply chooses to join and defend her lawsuit (it’s very black and white, and it’s very black and white, and she’s gone to zero to win zero). (Because) it was a losing case for them…”
Hill said, “Ah, Sissy, when you fight with the sociopath for years, you set your life so that you don’t tie your name to assets. You won’t wake up a baby in terms of adorning your wages. Get me if possible.
Bauer is currently pitching in Japanese professional baseball leagues. He’s off MLB Over the past four years, allegations of sexual assault that led to the suspension of 324 games by MLB have later been reduced to 194 games after appeal.
His suspension may be up, but the MLB team hasn’t brought Bauer back to folding. Bauer was not embarrassed to share his thoughts, and he did not go in this case.
Bauer suggested this August that MLB was the reason why he couldn’t sign another team. It’s not because the team doesn’t believe their talent is still performing at the major league level.
Diablo Rojos #96, Trevor Bauer will pitch during a spring training game between Diablo Rojos and the New York Yankees at Estadio Alfredo Harp Hell in Mexico City on March 24, 2024. (Manuel Velázquez/Getty Images)
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He recently called out MLB after Pete Rose and other deceased former ballplayers were taken from the league’s ever-essential list.
“So, Pete is welcome now, so will it go for everyone who’s been blackballed?” Bauer asked with X.
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