Alexander Zverev's personal injury trial in Berlin has been halted.
In 2023, Zverev was ordered to pay a €450,000 penalty by the district court amidst a controversy. Following this, Zverev filed an appeal to challenge the decision. The appeal led to a trial in the same district court where Zverev's lawyer strongly defended him against the accusations. The lawyer asserted that the accusations were baseless, incredulous, and contradictory.
Fast forwards to 2024, a settlement was reached regarding the case. Zverev was asked to pay €200,000 to undo the case. Out of this, €150,000 would be contributed to the state treasury, while the remaining €50,000 would be donated to a charity supporting non-profit organizations. The decision was gladly accepted by both the public prosecutor and the co-defendants involved in the proceedings, with them all agreeing to the discontinuation of the case.
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During the personal injury trial, Zverev's background was extensively discussed in the Berlin local court. Despite being a renowned tennis pro, Alexander Zverev faced accusations during the trial. His girlfriend was also mentioned in the proceedings related to the personal injury case. The settlement reached in 2024 significant reduced the penalty initially imposed on Zverev in Berlin.
