Gwyneth Paltrow's attorneys are expected to continue relying mostly on experts to mount their defense on Wednesday, the seventh day of the trial over her 2016 ski collision with a 76-year-old retired optometrist.
The judge presiding over the trial in Park City has made it clear that he wants Paltrow's defense team to rest their case by Thursday afternoon — in order to give the jury enough time to deliberate and come to a consensus.
In the second week of trial, it’s clear that both sides have spared little expense to ensure they have a roster of expert witnesses on call in case needed. Amid intense time constraints, multiple witnesses testified for longer than anticipated. Much like Sanderson's attorneys, Paltrow's legal team is attempting to cram into four days all testimony from family members, doctors and an accident reconstruction expert. They said on Tuesday that they planned to call four additional experts to testify, but left the door open to call to the stand Paltrow or Brad Falchuk, her television producer husband.Last week, Paltrow took the stand and insisted the ski collision wasn’t her fault.
The animations have not been included as trial evidence. Still, Sanderson's attorneys have objected to their inclusion, arguing that Paltrow's team is using the animations to mislead the jury.
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