Rebecca Grossman Ordered to Pay $176 Million in Hit-and-Run Case
Rebecca Grossman, a socialite, has been ordered to pay $176 million to the family of two young boys she killed in a hit-and-run incident. A jury found her and former MLB pitcher Scott Erickson liable for the deaths.
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Rebecca Grossman and Scott Erickson, Ex-MLB Pitcher, Found Liable for $176 Million in Hit-and-Run
The jury ruled against Rebecca Grossman, a philanthropist, and Scott Erickson, a former M.L.B. pitcher. Ms. Grossman was earlier convicted of murder in the case.
By Claire Moses
Read full article →Family whose children were killed by World Series champion's former lover awarded $176 million
A jury awarded $176 million to the family of two Los Angeles children killed by socialite Rebecca Grossman, who struck them at nearly 80 mph in 2020.
Read full article →Jury awards $176m to family of boys killed by LA socialite as she raced ex-baseball star boyfriend
Rebecca Grossman hit Mark and Jacob Iskander, 11 and eight, with her car at a crossing point in what prosecutors described as ‘a high-speed game of chicken’ with her then-lover Scott Erickson
By Joe Sommerlad
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