Bruce Jenner sued for Malibu car crash

Bruce Jenner's legitimate hardships keep coming from his car accident in February.

The stepchildren of a lady executed in the Malibu accident have sued him, reports the Associated Press.

The wrongful passing case was documented Friday in Los Angeles by the stepchildren of Kim Howe, a lady in her 70s whose auto was pushed into approaching movement after Jenner's game utility vehicle slammed into it on Pacific Coast Highway in February.The claim by Dana Redmond and William Howe does not determine the amount they are looking for, but rather states they have managed huge harms. TMZ provides reason to feel ambiguous about the case, saying the stepchildren had "for all intents and purposes no relationship" with Howe.

Jenner's marketing specialist Alan Nierob told USA TODAY he had no information of the matter right now.

Jenner has not been charged for the situation. At the time, Jenner coordinated with examiners, breezed through a field balance test and willfully presented a blood test to figure out if he was inebriated.

As per the Associated Press, feature found of the mishap uncovered previous Olympian back finished two autos, pushing one into approaching activity. Agents had looked for cellphone records to check whether any drivers were diverted, however the feature seemed to demonstrate that Jenner was not utilizing his telephone.