Former Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer is seeking a nearly $300,000 default judgment against the San Diego woman who accused him of sexual assault for allegedly breaching the terms of an agreement they reached in 2023 to settle their dueling lawsuits.
Bauer’s Los Angeles Superior Court complaint contends that Lindsey Hill went afoul of their settlement agreement by stating 22 times, mostly on the Internet, that she received money from Bauer as part of the accord.
“Under the terms of the agreement, Hill and I agreed to voluntarily dismiss our claims against one another … with neither party paying the other any money, or authorizing the payment of any money by any third-party to the other to resolve any of the claims,” Bauer wrote in a declaration filed Friday in support of a $273,000 default judgment against Hill.
In his suit brought last Oct. 10, Bauer contends that Hill falsely stated 22 times that Bauer compensated her to settle their cases, once on a podcast and the others on social media, making her liable for $10,000 for each breach of the settlement agreement. The right-hander also is asking for attorneys’ fees, costs and pre-judgment interest.
Bauer is seeking a default judgment because Hill has not participated in the latest case.
Bauer, 34, signed a three-year agreement with the Dodgers in 2021 and was released by the team in January 2023.
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