Gaby Assouline Wiki – Gaby Assouline Biography

A 25-year-old woman tragically lost her life nearly a year after plummeting from a Southwest Airlines jetway. Gaby Assouline suffered life-threatening injuries when she fell from her wheelchair over a driveway bridge last year. Now her devastated family has announced that they are filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the company.

Assouline died on Sunday, January 22, after spending 11 months bedridden in a hospital. The airline was previously sued for her family’s negligence, to recover costs associated with Assouline’s medical bill for which she claimed millions of dollars. Assouline was traveling from South Florida to Denver in February of last year, according to the Broward County lawsuit, when she sought someone’s help to push her wheelchair down the hall. The lawsuit claims that Ella Assouline was forced to take the jet bridge alone when a Southwest supervisor at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport denied her request.

The Florida native then fell from the bridge of the plane on her head, causing some serious injuries that left her paralyzed from the neck down, her relatives said. The airlines, however, gave a totally different narrative. They claimed that it was Assouline herself who refused help and that they should not be blamed for the accident.

Gaby Assouline Age

The age of Gaby Assouline is 25 years.

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Gaby Assouline incident detail, What happened with Gaby Assouline

Southwest has stood by and is blaming Gaby,” said the family’s attorney, Robert Solomon, according to the New York Post. “She fought for 11 months. Her family fought for 11 months. Now I will fight in her name. You have a family that was full waiting for her to come home,” he added. Soloman further added: “But there were complications, and now they are sitting in shiva.”

Attorney Solomon said that he is now modifying and refiling the lawsuit. “What was a negligence case will now become a wrongful death lawsuit,” Solomon said, adding, “Gaby did everything right here, and now the family is mourning her death.” Assouline was traveling to see her sister in Denver from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport when the unfortunate incident occurred. Solomon said her sister spent a great deal of money preparing her residence to accommodate Assouline’s special needs. Her mother was optimistic that her daughter would make a full recovery.

Solomon said that Assouline “was a meticulous woman, a college graduate.” “She had the trip planned, along with her mother. It was the first time she had flown alone. This should never have happened,” she added. Assouline’s mother said her daughter was aware of her condition after the accident. “The fear and pain that she shows in her eyes when she wakes up in those brief moments of clarity is too much to bear. ”, Said her mother at the time.

Southwest Airlines said it “offers its deepest condolences to the family, friends and all of Ms. Assouline’s lives,” in a statement issued by the company this week. “We have a commitment of more than 51 years to the care of our People and Customers and we remain committed to the parties involved,” Southwest Airlines continued in the statement.Read More…..