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Venus Williams faces a wrongful death lawsuit from the family of a man who died in a Florida car crash involving the tennis starlet, says a lawyer.
The 78-year-old man suffered “massive” fatal injuries from the nine June collision in Palm Beach Gardens city, an attorney for his widow says.
According to police, Ms Williams was at fault for the traffic accident, which caused the death of Jerome Barson.
The 37-year-old is due to make her 20th appearance at Wimbledon on Monday.
According to the police report, Linda Barson told police she was driving with her spouse, Jerome, in the passenger seat of their two thousand sixteen Hyundai Accent at the time of the collision.
Mrs Barson told police that as they passed through an intersection on a green light, Ms Williams’ two thousand ten Toyota Sequoia cut across in front of their car.
Ms Williams told police she became stuck in the middle of the intersection because of other traffic, according to the report.
“Mrs Barson is suffering intense trouble and doesn’t know how she will go on,” her lawyer, Michael Steinger, told ABC television’s Good Morning America.
“Her hubby of thirty five years was struck by Venus Williams, who was at fault in a car accident, which ultimately resulted in Mr Barson being hospitalised fourteen days with numerous surgeries which resulted in his death.”
The lawsuit, filed by the duo’s daughter, Audrey Gassner-Dunayer, asserts that her father’s injuries included “severed main arteries, massive internal bleeding, a fractured spine, and massive internal organ harm”.
The Barsons’ car was “crushed, the front windshield shattered, the airbags deployed, there was crush harm to the rear on the driver’s side, and the back window was shattered”, the lawsuit states.
The lawyer added: “At this point, we are attempting to both preserve the evidence and build up access to evidence.”
Mr Barson died in hospital on twenty two June, his wifey Linda’s 68th bday.
Mrs Barson was also admitted to hospital after the crash.
Ms Williams was not hurt.
According to a police report obtained by US media, Ms Williams “is at fault for violating the right of way of” the Barsons’ vehicle.
Ms Williams’ car abruptly darted into their path and was incapable to clear the junction in time due to traffic jams, witnesses told police.
The police incident report says that the estimated speed of Ms Williams’ vehicle at the time was 5mph (8km/h).
In a statement to US media, the tennis starlet’s lawyer, Malcolm Cunningham, said: “Ms Williams entered the intersection on a green light.
“Authorities did not issue Ms Williams with any citations or traffic violations.
“This is an unfortunate accident and Venus voices her deepest condolences to the family who lost a loved one.”
The accident occurred just days after the seven-time Grand Plunge champ was eliminated from the French Open.
She has not been criminally charged.
Ms Williams is presently in London to train for the Wimbledon tournament, which she has won five times – most recently in 2008.
The All England Club tournament starts on Monday.
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Venus Williams faces a wrongful death lawsuit from the family of a man who died in a Florida car crash involving the tennis starlet, says a lawyer.
The 78-year-old man suffered “massive” fatal injuries from the nine June collision in Palm Beach Gardens city, an attorney for his widow says.
According to police, Ms Williams was at fault for the traffic accident, which caused the death of Jerome Barson.
The 37-year-old is due to make her 20th appearance at Wimbledon on Monday.
According to the police report, Linda Barson told police she was driving with her hubby, Jerome, in the passenger seat of their two thousand sixteen Hyundai Accent at the time of the collision.
Mrs Barson told police that as they passed through an intersection on a green light, Ms Williams’ two thousand ten Toyota Sequoia cut across in front of their car.
Ms Williams told police she became stuck in the middle of the intersection because of other traffic, according to the report.
“Mrs Barson is suffering intense distress and doesn’t know how she will go on,” her lawyer, Michael Steinger, told ABC television’s Good Morning America.
“Her spouse of thirty five years was struck by Venus Williams, who was at fault in a car accident, which ultimately resulted in Mr Barson being hospitalised fourteen days with numerous surgeries which resulted in his death.”
The lawsuit, filed by the duo’s daughter, Audrey Gassner-Dunayer, asserts that her father’s injuries included “severed main arteries, massive internal bleeding, a fractured spine, and massive internal organ harm”.
The Barsons’ car was “crushed, the front windshield shattered, the airbags deployed, there was crush harm to the rear on the driver’s side, and the back window was shattered”, the lawsuit states.
The lawyer added: “At this point, we are attempting to both preserve the evidence and build up access to evidence.”
Mr Barson died in hospital on twenty two June, his wifey Linda’s 68th bday.
Mrs Barson was also admitted to hospital after the crash.
Ms Williams was not hurt.
According to a police report obtained by US media, Ms Williams “is at fault for violating the right of way of” the Barsons’ vehicle.
Ms Williams’ car abruptly darted into their path and was incapable to clear the junction in time due to traffic jams, witnesses told police.
The police incident report says that the estimated speed of Ms Williams’ vehicle at the time was 5mph (8km/h).
In a statement to US media, the tennis starlet’s lawyer, Malcolm Cunningham, said: “Ms Williams entered the intersection on a green light.
“Authorities did not issue Ms Williams with any citations or traffic violations.
“This is an unfortunate accident and Venus voices her deepest condolences to the family who lost a loved one.”
The accident occurred just days after the seven-time Grand Wedge champ was eliminated from the French Open.
She has not been criminally charged.
Ms Williams is presently in London to train for the Wimbledon tournament, which she has won five times – most recently in 2008.
The All England Club tournament starts on Monday.
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Venus Williams faces a wrongful death lawsuit from the family of a man who died in a Florida car crash involving the tennis starlet, says a lawyer.
The 78-year-old man suffered “massive” fatal injuries from the nine June collision in Palm Beach Gardens city, an attorney for his widow says.
According to police, Ms Williams was at fault for the traffic accident, which caused the death of Jerome Barson.
The 37-year-old is due to make her 20th appearance at Wimbledon on Monday.
According to the police report, Linda Barson told police she was driving with her hubby, Jerome, in the passenger seat of their two thousand sixteen Hyundai Accent at the time of the collision.
Mrs Barson told police that as they passed through an intersection on a green light, Ms Williams’ two thousand ten Toyota Sequoia cut across in front of their car.
Ms Williams told police she became stuck in the middle of the intersection because of other traffic, according to the report.
“Mrs Barson is suffering intense trouble and doesn’t know how she will go on,” her lawyer, Michael Steinger, told ABC television’s Good Morning America.
“Her spouse of thirty five years was struck by Venus Williams, who was at fault in a car accident, which ultimately resulted in Mr Barson being hospitalised fourteen days with numerous surgeries which resulted in his death.”
The lawsuit, filed by the duo’s daughter, Audrey Gassner-Dunayer, asserts that her father’s injuries included “severed main arteries, massive internal bleeding, a fractured spine, and massive internal organ harm”.
The Barsons’ car was “crushed, the front windshield shattered, the airbags deployed, there was crush harm to the rear on the driver’s side, and the back window was shattered”, the lawsuit states.
The lawyer added: “At this point, we are attempting to both preserve the evidence and build up access to evidence.”
Mr Barson died in hospital on twenty two June, his wifey Linda’s 68th bday.
Mrs Barson was also admitted to hospital after the crash.
Ms Williams was not hurt.
According to a police report obtained by US media, Ms Williams “is at fault for violating the right of way of” the Barsons’ vehicle.
Ms Williams’ car abruptly darted into their path and was incapable to clear the junction in time due to traffic jams, witnesses told police.
The police incident report says that the estimated speed of Ms Williams’ vehicle at the time was 5mph (8km/h).
In a statement to US media, the tennis starlet’s lawyer, Malcolm Cunningham, said: “Ms Williams entered the intersection on a green light.
“Authorities did not issue Ms Williams with any citations or traffic violations.
“This is an unfortunate accident and Venus voices her deepest condolences to the family who lost a loved one.”
The accident occurred just days after the seven-time Grand Wedge champ was eliminated from the French Open.
She has not been criminally charged.
Ms Williams is presently in London to train for the Wimbledon tournament, which she has won five times – most recently in 2008.
The All England Club tournament embarks on Monday.