The person suing Gwyneth Paltrow over a 2016 ski accident pleaded for a non-public textual content to his daughter not for use as proof in court docket, RadarOnline.com has discovered.
This week, Paltrow and Terry Sanderson, the person who filed the lawsuit, are in a Utah courtroom for a civil trial.
Sanderson mentioned Paltrow injured him throughout a “hit-and-run” ski crash that left him with extreme accidents, together with everlasting mind harm. The person mentioned Paltrow bumped into him after which took off regardless of him mendacity on the bottom injured.
Sanderson mentioned an teacher on the resort, who was with Paltrow, filed a false report claiming he was accountable NOT the actress.
His lawsuit mentioned the accident not solely brought on bodily ache however emotional misery. Sanderson’s unique grievance sought $3.1 million in damages.
Paltrow countersued accusing Sanderson of being accountable. She used the report written by the trainer to assist her stance.
In line with court docket paperwork obtained by RadarOnline.com, days earlier than the trial began, Sanderson pleaded for sure proof to not be offered in court docket.
He demanded Paltrow not be allowed to point out a textual content he despatched his daughter instantly after the accident. The textual content learn, “I’m well-known …at what price?”
Sanderson mentioned his “well-known” remark, a couple of hours “after his concussion and painful rib fractures” doesn’t have any relevance.
He argued the textual content would solely be utilized by Paltrow to make him seem like “some type of gold digger hoping to money in on a case in opposition to a celeb.”
He mentioned, “That “reality,” even when true, is just not of consequence right here. Terry Sanderson was struck exhausting from behind by Gwyneth Paltrow.”
Additional, he demanded the jury not hear his preliminary demand of $3.1 million. As RadarOnline.com first reported, Paltrow had her personal points forward of the trial.
The Avengers star demanded the jury not be proven her total videotaped deposition.