Dwayne Haskins' Widow Settles and Dismisses Wrongful Death Lawsuit

Kalabrya Haskins closes legal case after reaching substantial settlements with multiple defendants over the 2022 death of the former NFL quarterback.

Kalabrya Haskins voluntarily dismissed her wrongful death lawsuit after settling with all named defendants, including the driver and owner of the dump truck involved in the fatal accident.
The settlements, described by her attorney as substantial, bring closure to the legal case nearly 20 months after it was filed and over two years after Dwayne Haskins' death.
Haskins, a former first-round NFL draft pick, died in April 2022 after being struck by a dump truck while attempting to cross a Florida highway following his rental car running out of gas.
A toxicology report revealed Haskins had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit in Florida and traces of ketamine and other substances in his system at the time of his death.
The lawsuit alleged Haskins was drugged, robbed, and extorted before the accident, though these claims were not further addressed in the case's resolution.