LA County wants Vanessa Bryant’s website crash lawsuit dropped, says her claims of emotional distress are ‘hypothetical’

Vanessa Bryant – LA County wants her crash site lawsuit dropped, says her claims of emotional distress are ‘hypothetical’

Vanessa Bryant’s The ongoing court battle with Los Angeles County continues as attorneys seek to dismiss the lawsuit over her crash site photo.

Los Angeles County continues to challenge Vanessa Bryant’s accusations. LA County requested an issue for a summary judgment on Monday (November 23). Proposal will result in removal Vanessa litigation, in which she claims photographs of the lifeless bodies of her husband and daughter are damaging.

In the documents for the new motion, the county disputes the NBA widow and the mother in mourning by arguing:

“It is undeniable that the photos in question have never appeared in the media, on the internet or publicly available.”

They continued:

“Bryant’s lawsuit is invalid and should be dismissed.”

Since the fatal helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven others in 2020, Vanessa fought to hold Los Angeles County accountable for their inappropriate behavior following the crash. The lawsuit in question was filed last year and caused first responders to begin marching around gruesome photos taken of the scene. Even though Vanessa claims of severe emotional distress, invasion of privacy and a deputy revealed that he shared the photos with two associates, LA county wants to dismiss the damage as “hypothetical.”

The district attorneys noted that, while the photos to be leaked to outsiders, most people viewing the photos are allowed to do so.

Vanessa attorney, Luis Li, had nothing to say about the incident. Her legal team is preparing for the battle ahead and will appear in court late next month. They also intend to send feedback for motion. Vanessa did not comment on the matter.