Gwyneth Paltrow appears in Utah court over a 2016 skiing accident

 Gwyneth Paltrow appears in Utah court over a 2016 skiing accident.

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow appeared in a Park City courtroom on Tuesday as her trial for a 2016 skiing accident in Utah began.

Paltrow is accused of abandoning him seven years ago after she collided with Terry Sanderson while skiing on her slopes at Deer Valley Resort's Beginners, injuring multiple serious injuries. It has been.

The process is live streamed on YouTube.

Mr. Sanderson, a former optometrist, filed a lawsuit in 2019, three years after he hit the hillside. He then claims he suffered a brain injury in the accident, fractured four of his ribs, and suffered mental trauma. Sanderson also alleged that Paltrow left the scene without giving him a name, contact information, or a phone call for help.

Lawrence Buehler, Sanderson's attorney, began the opening argument by stating:

Paltrow's attorney Stephen Owens told jurors that Sanderson's claim that the actress fell off the mountain after ramming it was completely fabricated.

"We believe it's complete BS," Owens said.

He told jurors that the burden of proof in this case was on Sanderson's legal team, not the actress.

Meanwhile, the Oscar-winning entrepreneur and entrepreneur filed her own counterclaim about a month after Sanderson filed in 2019. In it, she recounts the events of the day. , blamed him for the crash. She explained that she was walking uphill from her and her family when he suddenly ran into her back and delivered her a "whole body punch." According to Paltrow, she was angry with Sanderson, who apologized.

Each party wants the other to pay its legal costs. Paltrow says he is seeking $1 in damages.

It's unclear if Paltrow will comment, but her attorney told jurors that some of her family members who were skiing with her at the time of the incident would testify.

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