A lawsuit against Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stemming from alleged sexual assault will likely go to trial.
The lawsuit was initially against Jones and the Dallas Cowboys Football Club, saying team officials “knew or should have known of Jones’s misconduct.” The National Football League was also later added as a defendant but it is not listed on the most updated complaint.
The woman, identified in the court documents only as J.G., said in the lawsuit that the incident caused her to suffer “severe emotional distress,” “psychological pain and suffering” and medical expenses.J.G. is looking forward to having her day in court now, her attorney Thomas Daniel Bowers told“My client is very excited for herself and sex abuse victims from around the world to finally get some justice from the court and have a jury hear the case,” he said.
Bowers said the court’s recent decision means a new trial date will be set in a Dallas County district court.“He’s going to be held accountable,” Bowers said of Jones. “There’s no more dodging or delaying. It’s time for justice.”In a previous court-filed response, Jones denied the accusations by J.G. and called them “malicious and hurtful.”
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