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Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Gabriella Zuniga: Meet the 20-year-old OnlyFans model who settled a $50m sexual assault lawsuit against 57-year-old Shannon Sharpe
NFL Hall of Famer and sports commentator Shannon Sharpe reached a confidential settlement in a high-profile sexual assault lawsuit on Friday. July 18. The Buzbee Law Firm filed this on April 20 in Nevada on behalf of 'Jane Doe'. Multiple news agencies later confirmed that she is none other than 20-year-old OnlyFans star Gabriella Zuniga . Gabriella Zuniga accused Sharpe of sexual misconduct, emotional abuse, and unauthorized recordings during what both sides now describe as a "consensual but tumultuous relationship." Explore courses from Top Institutes in Select a Course Category Artificial Intelligence Others Data Science others Leadership MBA Product Management Operations Management Data Analytics Design Thinking Technology MCA Public Policy healthcare CXO Project Management Finance Digital Marketing Data Science PGDM Cybersecurity Management Healthcare Degree Skills you'll gain: Duration: 7 Months S P Jain Institute of Management and Research CERT-SPJIMR Exec Cert Prog in AI for Biz India Starts on undefined Get Details Also Read: How much is Dylan Dreyer worth in 2025; and who's doing better after her split from Brian Fichera? The lawsuit, which originally sought $50 million in damages, was formally dismissed with prejudice, effectively ending the legal proceedings and preventing the case from being reopened. Live Events Neither party has disclosed details of the settlement, but reports suggest the payout may far exceed an earlier $10 million offer Sharpe allegedly made to avoid trial. Who is Gabriella Zuniga? What is publicly known is that Zuniga is a 20-year-old content creator and model, previously active on platforms like TikTok and Instagram under the handle @sheiskarli. Prior to recent events, she maintained a relatively low online profile, reportedly working in the fitness and influencer space in Los Angeles. Since the lawsuit's dismissal, Zuniga's Instagram accounts have either been locked or removed, and she has refrained from posting. Currently, there is another Instagram account, which her @gabriellazuniga may operate. Earlier, she was also in the middle of controversy when she reportedly offered a sex tape to subscribers who tipped over $2,000. About Shannon Sharpe Shannon Sharpe is a three-time Super Bowl champion and Pro Football Hall of Famer who retired in 2004 as one of the greatest tight ends in NFL history. Over 14 seasons, primarily with the Denver Broncos and a brief stint with the Baltimore Ravens, he earned 815 receptions for 10,060 yards and 62 touchdowns, becoming the first tight end to surpass 10,000 receiving yards. After retiring, Sharpe forged a media career, co-hosting Skip and Shannon: Undisputed on FS1 until 2023 and then joining First Take at ESPN in September 2023. He also hosts two popular podcasts, Club Shay Shay and Nightcap, under his Shay Shay Media and The Volume network. The former won accolades and became a major audience draw. As of 2025, his estimated net worth is around $14 million, reflecting earnings from his NFL career, media deals, endorsements, and business ventures such as his premium cognac brand, Shay by Le Portier. Economic Times WhatsApp channel )
Globe and Mail
04-07-2025
- Business
- Globe and Mail
The Buzbee Law Firm Urges National Push for Corporate Accountability
Texas firm behind $640M verdict says real change starts with citizen action and jury service The Buzbee Law Firm, a nationally recognized litigation firm based in Texas, is calling on citizens, business leaders, and jurors to take a more active role in holding corporations accountable for negligence and misconduct. In a newly featured article titled 'How Landmark Verdicts Like the $640M Loree Case Are Reshaping Corporate Accountability in America,' the firm reflects on the implications of the historic wrongful death verdict they secured earlier this year—and what it means for everyday people. 'When a jury delivers a $640 million verdict, it's not just about compensation—it's about consequences,' a firm representative said. 'It's about signaling that companies can't ignore safety without facing serious repercussions.' The firm's message is clear: meaningful accountability starts in communities—not just in courtrooms, but in workplaces, homes, and on juries. A Wake-Up Call for Corporate America The Loree v. TNT Crane & Rigging case captured national attention when a Houston jury awarded $640 million—including $480 million in punitive damages—after David Lester Loree II was killed during a crane operation. The defendant's initial settlement offer was just $6.9 million. The jury's decision sent a powerful message. 'The jury didn't just want to make the family whole,' The Buzbee Law Firm stated. 'They wanted to tell every company watching: if you cut corners and someone gets hurt, you will be held accountable.' According to the National Center for State Courts, civil juries now return verdicts in favor of plaintiffs nearly 60% of the time in workplace injury and wrongful death cases—up from 52% just a few years ago. Meanwhile, the average jury award in these cases has increased 40% since 2015. What You Can Do Right Now The Buzbee Law Firm isn't asking for donations or proposing legislation. Instead, they are encouraging everyday Americans to take five simple actions that can drive systemic change: Serve When Called: 'Jury duty isn't a burden—it's a responsibility. Jurors are the last line of defense when corporations fail the public.' Speak Up in the Workplace: Identify and report unsafe conditions. Encourage transparency and accountability at every level. Vote for Oversight: Elect officials who prioritize consumer safety and corporate regulation. Support Transparency: Elevate stories of corporate misconduct and legal reform. Awareness breeds action. Audit Internally: Business leaders should review safety protocols and training now—before a verdict forces their hand. 'You don't need to be in a courtroom to protect your community,' the firm noted. 'You just need to care enough to act—wherever you are.' Making Negligence Too Expensive to Ignore The firm believes large verdicts like the one in Loree are key to real change—not because they destroy companies, but because they force decision-makers to rethink how they measure risk. 'After a major verdict, we often see companies overhaul training programs, replace leadership, and install new safety systems,' The Buzbee Law Firm said. 'Not because they want to—but because they have to.' A Texas Case with National Consequences The Loree verdict is already influencing how corporations and attorneys approach risk management and trial strategy nationwide. But for The Buzbee Law Firm, the broader takeaway is about community power. 'This case wasn't just about Texas. It was about what happens when ordinary people—jurors, workers, voters—demand better. That's how real accountability begins.' To read more, visit the website here. About The Buzbee Law Firm The Buzbee Law Firm is a Houston-based trial firm with a national reputation for high-impact litigation. With billions recovered in verdicts and settlements, the firm handles cases involving catastrophic injury, commercial disputes, and corporate negligence. They are dedicated to protecting the public and holding powerful entities accountable. Contact: info@ Media Contact Company Name: The Buzbee Law Firm Contact Person: Tony Buzbee Email: Send Email Country: United States Website:
