Vanessa, wife of the late Kobe Bryant has taken legal action against the company that owns the helicopter which killed her husband and daughter.
She sued for damages from the company for allowing the helicopter to fly in bad weather condition, causing deaths.
According to the Widow, the company caused the deaths of her hubby and daughter by allowing them in a chopper that was not certified to fly in bad weather conditions.
Vanessa’s suit also implicated the Island Express’ pilot Ara George Zobayan, who was flying at 180 miles per hour in heavy fog and a steep decline just moments before the crash in Calabasas, California.
In her suit, Vanessa is seeking damages or rather to be compensated by Island Express for burial and funeral expenses.
She is also demanding damages for loss of love, affection, care, society, service, comfort, support, right to support, counselling, moral support and expectations of future.
Vanessa also included ”pre-impact” terror damages for the emotional trauma Kobe and daughter suffered as the pilot struggled to get out of the clouds moments before the accident.
Kobe’s wife did not specify the amount she is seeking but is pressing for.