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LAWSUIT TROUBLES: New Lawsuit Adds Fuel to Chiefs Star’s Legal Fire

  • LAWSUIT TROUBLES: New Lawsuit Adds Fuel to Chiefs Star’s Legal Fire

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice is once again at the center of a legal storm, as a new lawsuit intensifies the fallout from a high-speed crash in Dallas earlier this year. The latest legal action, filed in April 2024, accuses Rice and SMU cornerback Theodore Knox of negligence following a multi-vehicle collision that occurred on March 30, 2024.

The Crash and Its Aftermath

According to court documents, Rice was driving a Lamborghini and Knox was behind the wheel of a Corvette when both vehicles were allegedly speeding on a Dallas highway. The lawsuit claims that one of the drivers lost control while changing lanes, triggering a chain reaction that led to a six-vehicle pileup. The plaintiffs, Edvard Petrovskiy and Irina Gromova, allege that the crash caused them significant physical and emotional distress, resulting in permanent injuries and ongoing medical expenses .

Legal Actions and Denials

This is the second lawsuit stemming from the March 30 crash. The first, filed shortly after the incident, seeks at least \$10 million in damages and accuses Rice and Knox of running from the scene before emergency responders arrived. Both men are also facing criminal charges, including aggravated assault and multiple counts of collision involving injury .

In response to the lawsuits, Rice has denied all allegations and requested a jury trial. His attorney, Royce West, filed court documents in May 2024 seeking to dismiss the lawsuit or require the plaintiffs to provide expert testimony to support their claims .

Broader Implications

The legal troubles surrounding Rice have drawn significant media attention, casting a shadow over the Chiefs’ offseason preparations. While the team has not publicly commented on the ongoing legal matters, the situation raises questions about player conduct and accountability both on and off the field.

As the legal proceedings unfold, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how the situation impacts Rice’s career and the public perception of the Kansas City Chiefs organization. The outcome of these lawsuits could have far-reaching consequences, not only for Rice but also for the broader NFL community.

Davesportscomplex.com

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