Hogan claims the $250,000 limit on his policy put his $30 million (£18.75 million) personal fortune at risk to settle the case. Insuring a firm that deals with Gawker and sex tapes was probably not the best decision. Gawker writes open letter to Peter Thiel in 'Hulk' lawsuit 01:14 In a Wednesday court proceeding, Gawker's attorneys asked the judge to allow them to seek evidence from the other side regarding. Now the wrestler is blaming Wells Fargo bosses for not alerting him to take up a more expensive insurance policy to cover teenagers driving his vehicles, as they pose a greater financial risk, reports TMZ.com. The legal dispute was settled in February (10), but the cost of the suit to Hogan remained private.

Graziano's family filed a civil lawsuit against Nick, his dad Hogan - real name Terry Bollea - his mother Linda Bollea and friend Daniel Jacob in March 2009, alleging they were negligent in their actions, which led to Graziano's injuries. Gawker Media said Monday its top editors are resigning after a dispute with its owner regarding a controversial story that was removed from the site last week. Jennifer Connell, the Manhattan woman who sued her young nephew for breaking her wrist with an enthusiastic hug, didn’t want to file the 127,000 suit, her lawyer says, but the insurance. Hogan's car insurance firm, Wells Fargo Southeast, paid out $250,000 (£156,250) to the Graziano family as a result of the crash - but the sportsman was left to pick up the bill after he was sued by the victim's relatives for negligence. Shiva Ayyadurai, husband of Fran Drescher, the actress best known for her leading role on the television sitcom The Nanny, has filed a lawsuit for. The grappler's teenage son Nick Bollea served time in prison in 2008 after pleading no contest to reckless driving for his part in a high-speed collision in Clearwater, Florida in 2007, which left passenger John Graziano with permanent brain damage. Photograph by Fred LeeABC via Getty Images. Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan is taking legal action against his insurance company after accusing staff of failing to properly advise him about his policy needs prior to his son's near-fatal car crash. Hulk Hogan (HulkHogan) MaHogan sued Gawker for 100 million after the site published a portion of a sex tape with the former wrestler and his friends then-wife in 2012.

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