Semyon Varlamov Awarded $126K in Civil Case vs. Former Girlfriend

February 2nd, 2016 by Scott Polacek Leave a reply »
The jury in the civil trial of Colorado Avalanche goaltender Semyon Varlamov against his former girlfriend reportedly sided with him Tuesday and rewarded him with $126,000 in damages.    

Tom McGhee of the Denver Post reported the news and noted the lawyer of Evgeniya Vavrinyuk (Varlamov’s former girlfriend) said she “was the victim of a beating by a drunken, out-of-control Varlamov.”

The goalie’s lawyers offered a statement and said the claims were “groundless and completely unsupported,” per McGhee.

The incident in question allegedly happened following a Halloween party in 2013, but the jury decided Varlamov did not commit assault and battery. McGhee noted that Vavrinyuk’s lawyer, Olaf Muller, will appeal and ask for a second trial.

Muller claimed Vavrinyuk's team was not allowed to present critical evidence during her case, including “bloody pictures” and accounts of previous alleged beatings, per McGhee. Muller also offered a quote: “The trail judge shapes what the jury hears. It is not surprising given the co ...

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