LeBron James Wins in 6-Figure Battle Over Son’s Alleged Car Crash

It has been reported exclusively by Us Weekly that the two females who were previously taking legal action against LeBron James regarding a supposed car accident with his son, Bronny James, have decided to exclude him from their legal dispute.

The court documents, which we acquired, indicate that April Lopez and Kiara McGillen made known their decision to the court on June 20th.

Lopez and McGillen confirmed they’ll press on with their lawsuit involving Bronny (age 20), however, any allegations against LeBron (age 40) have been dropped.

In the throes of my unyielding fandom, I found myself awestruck as the news unfolded: Lopez and McGillen had struck a pact with LeBron, leading to his release from their legal case surrounding an unfortunate incident on November 13, 2022, in the dazzling city of Los Angeles.

At the moment of the accident, Bronny was behind the wheel of a 2022 Audi. However, it’s important to note that LeBron James, who owns the car, wasn’t there when the collision occurred, as stated in the agreement.

In their lawsuit, Lopez and McGillen claimed that Bronny was careless behind the wheel on the specific day in question. According to court records, Lopez stated that she sustained injuries from the collision, such as neck discomfort, lower back pain, and recurring headaches.

Lopez thought she was entitled to $234,58.22, whereas McGillen suggested $48,0007.80. Both ladies claimed they experienced pain, distress, and physical incapacity as a result of the incident.

Furthermore, Lopez claimed that her vehicle suffered damage and needed maintenance. Additionally, both women stated they suffered a loss in income because they were unable to work.

In the court case, a legal representative for Lopez and McGillen claimed that LeBron James and his son Bronny were collectively so careless with their car that they caused an accident or collision which harmed and damaged Lopez and McGillen, as detailed subsequently.

LeBron and Bronny denied all allegations of wrongdoing in the suit.

Lopez and McGillen claim that any events, injuries, losses, or damages they mentioned in their complaint were something that the defendants couldn’t prevent. They argue these incidents happened without any negligence, carelessness, mistake, or breach of duty from LeBron and Bronny towards the plaintiffs.

LeBron and his son contend that Lopez and McGillen are liable for any reported injuries. They claim that the women did not sustain any injuries, but if there were any losses, damages, or injuries, it was due to negligence on the part of [Lopez and McGillen] in not acting as a reasonably prudent person would in their affairs and conduct.

The NBA player and his son have requested that the court throw out all accusations against them, and furthermore, deny McGillen and Lopez any compensation based on their claim.

In October of 2024, LeBron James and his son Bronny made history by playing together on the Lakers team in the NBA, marking them as the first father-son duo to do so. After completing high school at Sierra Canyon School in Los Angeles, Bronny joined the Lakers roster.

Just last month, I had the immense pleasure of witnessing a significant milestone in my family’s life – the graduation of my youngest son, Bryce, from Sierra Canyon. As an NBA star and lifestyle enthusiast, I was proudly joined by my wife, Savannah, our eldest son, Bronny, and our daughter, Zhuri, for this momentous occasion.

Bryce, 18, announced his plans to play college basketball for the Arizona Wildcats.

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2025-06-26 01:24