[tps_footer]Hollywood actor Paul Walker‘s father has filed a case against Porsche for negligence and wrongful death of the actor. Similar cases were filed earlier, that are still pending in the federal court. The case was filed on Wednesday against the car company for the fault in the model Porsche Carrera GT that Paul Walker was riding in when it crashed and burned in November 2013.
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Reportedly, the officials had earlier claimed that the cause of accident was over speeding by Paul’s driver who they claimed was driving at 80 miles per hour. However, the lawyers argue that according to the investigations, the speed was only 71 miles per hour. Not only that, apparently, Paul Walker had survived the horrific crash, but as his seatbelt jammed and broke his ribs with the force, the actor could not get out of the car that caught fire within minutes.
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Earlier Paul Walker’s daughter Meadow had filed a case against the company on similar grounds. According to the lawyers, the mishap took place because Porsche Carrera GT did not have the Stability Management System which many of the other Porsche cars have. Thus, deeming it unfit to be on the road, the lawyers claim that the company left it out on purpose. The lawyers claim that if the stability system was included, then the driver wouldn’t have lost control so easily regardless of the speed.
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The actor was riding with good friend and business associate Roger Rodas during the crash were Roger was on the wheels. His wife has also filed a case against the company once again at the state court. The death of Paul Walker shocked the entire world as he was not only a great actor, but also a great human being. Paul’s last film, ‘Furious 7’ from the ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise went on to collect more than a billion dollars worldwide.
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