US EditionGoldman family to collect $58M from O.J. Simpson estate after decades-long pursuit
The estate acknowledged Fred Goldman’s $58 million claim plus interest from a 1997 wrongful-death judgment, though the estate's value is estimated under $1 million, executor said.
- O.J. Simpson's estate has agreed to pay the family of Ron Goldman $58 million after a decades-long pursuit.
- The Goldmans originally asked for $117 million, but accepted a claim for nearly $58 million plus interest.
- Simpson was acquitted of the 1994 murders but found liable in civil court, though the Goldmans received only a fraction of the $33 million judgment initially.
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Los Angeles (USA), Nov 18 (EFE).- OJ Simpson's estate manager agreed to pay about $58 million to Ron Goldman's father, murdered alongside Nicole Brown Simpson, as part of a lawsuit the family won against the NFL player, reported Tuesday in the Los Angeles Times. According to the publication, Simpson's executor, Malcolm LaVergne, indicated in a document filed before the Clark County District Court in Nevada that the inheritance approved the claim…
After 3 decades, OJ Simpson’s estate agrees to pay millions to Goldman family
Ron Goldman’s family has been fighting for justice for three decades, ever since the man they believed responsible for his murder was found not guilty. They’ve waged court fights, done painstaking forensic accounting and even some detective work to try to get O.J. Simpson to pay.
After three decades, O.J. Simpson's estate agrees to pay millions to Goldman family
Simpson's estate for the first time has accepted a multimillion-dollar claim from murder victim Ron Goldman's father, Fred Goldman, stemming from a wrongful death suit the family won against Simpson in 1997.
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