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The Man Who Lost His Ski Crash Lawsuit Against Gwyneth Paltrow Said He Regrets It

Apr 6, 2023

Things didn’t go as planned for Terry Sanderson, who sued Gwyneth Paltrow for a 2016 Utah ski crash at Deer Valley Resort.After a jury on Thursday found that the Oscar-winning actor was not liable for the crash and that, as a result, Sanderson would have to pay her $1 and her legal expenses, he expressed regret outside the courthouse. When a reporter asked the 76-year-old retired optometrist if the live-televised trial, which included testimony from his daughters and ex-girlfriend, was worth it, he replied, “Absolutely not.””Knowing that now, no,” Terry said in a video shared by Extra. “I joked about dating sites, right? It’s like, I’m gonna be on the internet forever.”

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