Caitlyn Jenner Settles One Lawsuit From Fatal Malibu Accident

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A talent manager who sued Caitlyn Jenner in connection with a four-car crash in Malibu that left one woman dead has reportedly settled her lawsuit against the former Olympian.

Jessica Steindorff agreed to an undisclosed settlement paid by Jenner’s insurance company. 

Steindorff sued Jenner on June 8 in Los Angeles Superior Court. She was one of the drivers in the Feb. 7 chain-reaction crash on Pacific Coast Highway.

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Her lawsuit alleged that Jenner operated a vehicle “negligently, carelessly, recklessly and wantonly” and caused the crash.

Steindorff’s Toyota Prius was stopped in traffic when it was rear-ended by a white Lexus, according to sheriff’s deputies. The Lexus was then rear-ended by Jenner’s SUV, which was towing a trailer with an all-terrain vehicle on it.

The impact from Jenner’s vehicle propelled the white Lexus into traffic, where it collided with a black Hummer H2. The driver of the Lexus, 69-year-old Kim Howe of Calabasas, died at the scene.

Jenner is also being sued by Howe’s adult stepchildren and Peter Wolf-Millesi, a Grammy-Nominated Composer. Those suits are still pending.

 

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