Watch: Jury hears closing arguments in Gwyneth Paltrow’s ski crash trial
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The jury in Gwyneth Paltrow's ski crash trial heard closing arguments from attorneys in Utah on Thursday, 30 March.
The closely watched and high-profile trial over the 2016 collision is expected to come to a close today.
Terry Sanderson, 76, is suing the actor, claiming she crashed into him on the slope leaving him with four broken ribs and a concussion.
He claims his symptoms have lasted years beyond the collision, and is seeking $300,000 from Ms Paltrow.
The actor claims that it was the retired optometrist who crashed into her, and she is countersuing for a symbolic $1 and for her legal fees to be covered.
Sanderson’s attorneys were expected to begin on Thursday morning by recalling their medical experts to rebut claims made by Paltrow.
Each side had roughly one hour to give the jury their closing arguments.
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