Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler have had their lawsuit over an alleged dog bite dropped by the prosecutor.
The former couple â who split in April 2020 â became the subject of legal action from cable and satellite installer Nathan Beam in April, after he sought $500,000 in compensation for medical expenses, emotional distress and pain after he was allegedly bitten by one of the pairâs dogs when he arrived to do a job at a house in Franklin, Tennessee, in June 2020.
And according to news station WKRN, Nathanâs lawsuit was formally dismissed last week, although it is not currently clear why the case has been dropped.
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The mother-of-three stretched out her legs while on a sailboat outside of Catalina Island in California.
The beauty s figure looked in top shape as she made the most of a white one-piece swimsuit while adorned with yellow gold jewelry from her Uncommon James line. I all jewels on deck, said the caption.
Sailing siren: Kristin Cavallari shared a pinup image to her Instagram page on Tuesday where she looked every inch a star. The mother-of-three stretched out her legs while on a sailboat outside of Catalina Island in California
The suit was plunging showing off her chest that had layers of necklaces. She was barefoot and looked ready for a pool party.
Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler are being sued after their dog allegedly bit a man.
The former couple - who split in April 2020 - are the subject of legal action from cable and satellite installer Nathan Beam, who is seeking $500,000 compensation for medical expenses, emotional distress and pain after he arrived to do a job at a house in Franklin, Tennessee, in June 2020.
The abode had been purchased by third defendant Next Chapter, LLC, in May 2020, though it is unclear how Kristin and Jay are connected to the property.
According to the complaint, which was obtained by E! News, Nathan arrived at the property and noticed neither of the pair s German Shepherd dogs was restrained or separated in an enclosed area, as requested in his installation agreement, and he later said he didn t receive a warning about the creatures alleged dangerous behaviour either.