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According to Variety, nearly 30 million people across YouTube and other social media platforms watched Gwyneth Paltrow’s ski trial. Paltrow was in court over allegations that she crashed inro Terry Sanderson, retired optometrist, on a ski slope, broke his ribs, and caused irreversible brain damage. Paltrow's
The actor-turned-influencer avoided engaging in any memorable missteps during the eight-day trial that she attended every day as viewers in Park City, Utah, and around the world watched closely. She even ended things on a classy note when she stopped before leaving court to lean over and tap her accuser’s shoulder to wish him best of luck. “She came across on the stand very
Terry Sanderson, the Utah man suing Paltrow, is asking for more than $300,000, saying that Paltrow’s recklessness on the slope caused the crash, leaving him with four broken ribs and years of post-concussion symptoms.
Unlike most legal battles, Gwyneth Paltrow’s ski trial has a strange air of levity, resulting in an explosion of meme-worthy courtroom interactions.