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Driver Sues Jogger's Estate After Fatal Collision
16 Apr
Summary
- A driver is suing the estate of a jogger killed last year.
- The driver claims PTSD and seeks $50,000 in damages.
- The jogger was fatally struck while running with his wife.
In a startling turn of events, a driver involved in a fatal incident has filed a lawsuit against the estate of the victim. Gavin Maas, 25, is seeking at least $50,000 in damages from the estate of Anthony Miller, who was fatally struck in August 2025.
Maas claims he developed PTSD and required hospitalization following the collision. The incident occurred while Miller was jogging with his wife, Bailey, on the side of a road in Lincoln, Nebraska. Police reports indicated that poor visibility due to the time of day and rainy weather may have contributed to the crash.
The driver remained at the scene and attempted life-saving measures, and investigators did not issue him a citation. Bailey Miller described her late husband as a devoted father to their two young daughters and a cherished nurse practitioner. Colleagues remembered him for his compassion and dedication to patient care.
