Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash trial LIVE: Get updates from the final day

Gwyneth Paltrow ski crash trial LIVE: Blow for retired doctor as his own expert says his claim the actress sent him airborne is ‘highly unlikely’

DailyMail.com reporters will bring you all the latest as Gwyneth Paltrow’s viral trial over a 2016 ski crash that allegedly left a retired doctor with a brain injury comes to a close on Thursday.

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During cross examination, Dr. Boehme acknowledged that Sanderson could not have flown into the air as he claimed.

He said Paltrow would have had to be traveling at 50 to 60mph for that to happen, according to his version of events.

In his testimony on Thursday, Boehme used math to prove that ‘the object that fell on Mr. Sanderson had to weigh more than 100 pounds.’

He said the only way Paltrow’s version of events could have happened, is if they both rotated at a speed of 400-degrees per second — which eh said not even Olympic divers can do.

When the plaintiff tried to once again call Dr. Richard Boehme to the stand to dispute claims that his math was incorrect and Sanderson’s version of events would not have resulted in the type of injuries he has claimed, the Zoom video was not working.

Paltrow’s tried to strike his testimony, arguing they could only hear every fourth word, but the plaintiff decided to switch to a phone call, figuring that could work better.

It seemed to work for a while, but the call soon dropped.

At the rate they were going, Paltrow’s attorneys argued they may not have time to cross-examine him before closing arguments.

But they were eventually able to get Boehme to testify over cellphone.

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Both she and her accuser Terry Sanderson have now taken the stand, leading to some viral moments.

In a morbid discussion before the jury was brought in on Thursday, lawyers on both sides debated Terry Sanderson’s life expectancy.

The two parties were seeking to clarify language used in the jury’s verdict forms, when they started questioning how long the plaintiff has left to live.

His attorneys said they believe he has another 10 years in him, while Paltrow’s lawyers say he likely only has five more years.

Paltrow smiled as she left court in Park City on Wednesday

Gwyneth Paltrow was seen smirking as she departed the Park City court after another long day of trial in the ongoing case of a 2016 ski crash -which may indicate she feels things are going her way. 

The actress and lifestyle guru sported a chic long navy overcoat over a black outfit with classic Ray Ban aviators and a faint grin on Wednesday as she exited the building ahead of the final scheduled day of trial.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s trial over a 2016 ski crash on a Utah slope is set to come to a close on Thursday, with both sides set to provide their closing arguments.

But first, experts for the retired doctor suing the actress are set to take the stand and hit back at claims he was already showing cognitive decline before the accident.



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