David Dobrik REJECTS Jeff Wittek's lawsuit...

It has been months since Jeff Wittick officially announced that he had broken up with David and decided to take legal action against him on June 2, two years after the excavator accident. Jeff filed a

lawsuit

against David and surprised everyone. David finally responded to the

lawsuit

and denies it. Everything, as you know, in June of 2020, David and the entire Vlog Squad took this big trip to Utah to film a comeback video that they had taken a few months off due to the pandemic and they wanted their first video to be huge. The original plan for the comeback video was supposed to be for them to learn how to skydive.

Jeff and a few other members took skydiving lessons and that was supposed to be it until David had the bright idea of ​​driving an excavator and a wakeboard. Jeff climbed onto David. He turned it too high and went too fast and since he's obviously not an experienced operator, he stopped too quickly and sent Jeff crashing into the arm of the machine. Jeff could have very easily lost his life. He has brain damage. He almost lost his eye. He had multiple surgeries and still deal with the effects every day. Many people thought that would be the end of Jeff and David's friendship.

People immediately thought Jeff was going to cut David off and go after him legally from day one, but that didn't happen. It didn't happen that Jeff actually protected David and was very soft on him throughout his documentary which confused everyone, people just couldn't understand how Jeff could forgive David and let him off the hook so easily if that was a normal workplace . Being sued big time, people would lose their jobs, but David got his way. Everything changed this year when Jeff decided to stop protecting him when David texted you to see if you were okay, no, not a text or anything.

It doesn't surprise me, you know? It is what it is, but then I'm being a fake friend to them. He realized that David could go on and live his life and do all of these things while singing in the hospital, undergoing multiple surgeries, and trying to recover from the injuries David caused, Jeff ended up filing a lawsuit against two companies, David

dobrik

LLC and dirt Gear Co LLC, the company that gave David the excavator. TMZ also reported on the lawsuit in June writing that Whitak says that as a result of the accident he suffered lost wages. loss of earning capacity and supported hospital bills.

He is suing for general negligence and intentional tort. He is suing for more than 10 million in damages. Now a lot of people thought 10 million was too high, but others pointed out that it's probably a ploy to at least get something from David, they're probably aiming too high in the hopes that David will maybe come to a deal at least somewhere in the middle. . It's been four months since Jeff filed the lawsuit and only now is David responding. I don't know if there was a time limit to respond or what, but it really seems like you took as much time as possible.

TMZ was the first to report David's response and they wrote to David Dobrik. Jeff Wittick knew the risk of a bulldozer trick, don't blame me, they don't show up now. the actual legal document, but they summarize it and it seems like it was pretty easy to summarize. David doesn't want to give Jeff anything they wrote. David Dobrik says he should not be held responsible for injuries suffered by a YouTuber on a social media site. The stunt backfired by claiming the guy knew what he was signing up for. The influencer simply responded to Jeff Woodick's lawsuit against him and David claimed that Jeff knowingly assumed the risk involved with the stunning and cannot collect any damages from David just because he was injured when. his response to Jeff's demand was sideways.

David claims that Whitak knew how risky the stunt was and can't blame David for his injuries. David is asking the judge to dismiss the lawsuit and award nothing to Jeff, so this lawsuit is painting a very different picture for us. picture of how

david

feels about the accident six months ago during

david

's opinions podcast he admitted that

jeff

got hurt because of him and then asked can you can can you promise me one thing? I told him how it is, can you just? Promise that no one ever knows that this was my idea and I absolutely thought that's no big deal, and then that's the promise that I broke recently, and I don't know, and this is what I don't understand why.

That bothered him a lot because at the end of the day I was driving one time it was my video I was the one sitting there it's clear as day I'm the one who controls the thing he got hurt because I was driving that's all and I know that and how I said, I would take any chance I got, I would take it back any chance I got, and that will be the biggest regret of my life. He also agreed to pay Jeff's medical bills and appeared in Jeff's documentary where Jeff Forgives Him, so I don't know how exactly you can say that Jeff knew the risk, that it wasn't his fault, and asked for the case to be dismissed.

Of course, Jeff knew that getting on a bulldozer and swinging off of it would be dangerous but he didn't know that David was going to take him so high and go so fast just like David said he was the one driving, he's the reason why. everyone is there, it's their brand, their Vlog and even if David is not physically there. By paying money for his time, they are still technically working for David by being on the Vlog Squad. The mere fact that he admitted guilt before and even felt guilty enough to offer to pay Jeff's medical bills says he was okay with issuing. falls, so people online accepted it, but they're not okay with admitting it when it comes to giving Jeff the money he probably deserves.

I mean, this entry Jeff has is life changing, you have to take into account the amount of work he probably missed due to the surgeries. and recover and all the opportunities he will miss due to his life-long injury, dealing with dirt equipment was also mentioned in Jeff's lawsuit, but so far I haven't heard anything about his response, I would think that if something dirty or Co could be retained even longer. more responsible than David, being a company that owns heavy machinery, you would think that they would only rent their equipment to qualified people. The fact that David Dobrik was able to take this thing out, drive it into a lake without permits, and then swing it. people outside of this seems like such a big liability these machines are not cheap and I just can't believe an established company would risk their brand like that until now.

David has not responded publicly to anything regarding the lawsuit and has also been off YouTube for over five months and no longer posts anything on his main channel. He stopped doing his podcast and honestly, it doesn't seem like he has any plans to come back. He has now moved on to Tick-Tock, so who knows. What's his plan, maybe he's waiting to see the results of this lawsuit and hoping people will move on or maybe he's just done with YouTube. As for Jeff, it seems like he's doing very well. He recently started a podcast with tana and totally gives it to the haters.

Vibes we've all been missing but somehow even better than the Frenemies, they just have the best chemistry together and it's perfect for a podcast anyway guys let me know what you think about everything below. Do you think Jeff will end up winning the lawsuit? Do you think the judge will end up dismissing the case? Let me know and we'll see you next time abroad.