The third day of the trial over a 2016 skiing accident involving Gwyneth Paltrow kicked off with testimony from a clinical neuropsychologist who treated the man who is suing the actress.Alina K. Fong testified via videotaped deposition about the care she provided to Terry Sanderson, 76, who has accused Paltrow of crashing into him and causing him lasting injuries and brain damage while they were both skiing on a beginner's run on a Utah mountain in February 2016.Fong said she first saw Sanderson in May 2017 and described him as complaining of a "myriad of symptoms," including cognitive issues, fatigue, mood and personality changes, pain and headaches.
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