Federal jury to hear Jerry Jones' lawsuit in paternity case
Jerry Jones wants court to toss lawsuit file by woman claiming to be his biological daughter
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones hopes a judge will make a paternity lawsuit go away. His lawyers say the woman claiming to be his daughter tried to extort him.
A lawsuit filed by Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is going to federal court in a few weeks.
Jones is suing Alexandra Davis and her mother Cynthia Davis for breaking a contract.
Alexandra Davis claimed Jones is her biological father from a relationship he had with her mother in the 90s.
She sued to establish paternity.
Jones claims he reached a settlement with her mother to support Alexandra.
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Defamation lawsuit against Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones dismissed
A defamation lawsuit against Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been dismissed. It was filed by a woman claiming to be his biological daughter.
After she sued over paternity, Jones says they broke that contract.
Jury selection is set to begin in a Texarkana federal court on July 19.