Shannen Doherty’s $3.8 Million Court Battle Against Insurance Company Postponed, Actress Will Have To Wait Longer As She Continues Cancer Fight
July 14 2021, Published 11:20 a.m. ET
Actress Shannen Doherty will have to wait a bit longer for her day in court against the insurance company she claims screwed her out of millions as she tries to enjoy the last remaining years of her life.
According to court documents obtained by Breaking Celebrity News, the federal judge presiding over Doherty's case against State Farm General Insurance has postponed the trial which was set to start on July 13.
The court docket reads, "Due to the unavailability of the Court, the jury trial currently set for July 13, 2021 is hereby vacated and is placed on trailing status. The parties will be advised of a new trial date when available."
The decision is the latest set back for Doherty who has been fighting her insurance for years. She accuses State Farm of refusing to pay for the necessary costs to repair her Malibu home, which was damaged by the Woolsey Fire.
She says they have refused to pay millions to fix smoke damage and other problems. State Farm denies her claims that she is owed money. They claim to have paid out millions already and put Doherty up in a pricy rental pad in Venice Beach while her home was being worked on.
To make matters worse, in the middle of the