Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary and his spouse take pleasure in Miami Seaside regardless of dealing with a $ 2 million dying lawsuit

Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary and wife Linda enjoyed another lazy day on Miami Beach as they faced a $ 2 million lawsuit following their terrible boating accident that killed two people.

The 66-year-old businessman nicknamed “Mr. Wonderful ‘and his wife of over 30 enjoyed fun in the sun in the VIP cabana area of ​​a luxury beach resort on Sunday in Florida.

The O’Learys appeared to be in good spirits despite the unlawful death lawsuit filed by the family of one of the victims of the Ontario, Canada crash.

Linda, who drove the boat, escaped jail despite being charged with careless operation of a ship during the August 24, 2019 crash.

Worry not in the world: Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary and wife Linda enjoyed another lazy day on Miami Beach as they faced a US 2 million lawsuit after their horrific boating accident that killed two people -Dollars were

The O’Learys have an estimated net worth of $ 400 million. The couple share a lake house near the accident site.

It turned out that Linda, 58, had alcohol on her breath at the time and admitted that she had had some vodka after the accident but before a breath test.

Gary Poltash (64) from Florida and the mother of three, Susanne Brito (48) from Ontario, were killed in the nightly collision.

The driver of their boat, Richard Ruh from New York, was charged for driving without navigation lights.

Fun in the Sun: The 66-year-old businessman – nicknamed “Mr. Wonderful ‘and his wife of over 30 enjoyed fun in the sun in the VIP cabana area of ​​a luxury beach resort on Sunday in Florida

Slipping: Linda donned a one-piece swimsuit made of brown snakeskin and a matching sheer cover-up

Gary Poltash (64) from Florida and the mother of three, Susanne Brito (48) from Ontario, were killed in the nightly collision

On their last outing, Kevin was seen enjoying a few drinks wearing a black quarter-zip New York Fire Department sweater and a rear-facing baseball cap.

Linda put on a one-piece swimsuit made of brown snakeskin and a matching sheer cover-up.

She has outfitted with a white fedora with a matching Celine bag and brown designer sunglasses.

This isn’t the first time the couple has been spotted at the Miami VIP cabana in the past few weeks as they enjoyed a getaway there in late January in photos from DailyMail.com.

Linda, who drove the boat, escaped jail despite being charged with careless operation of a ship during the August 24, 2019 crash

Linda has faced a maximum of 18 months’ imprisonment and a $ 1 million fine, but both drivers avoided jail time and are likely to receive marine violations and a $ 10,000 fine instead if found guilty become.

Linda, who serves as the vice president of marketing for O’Leary Wines, was driving her and Kevin’s luxury boat on Lake Joseph in Ontario, Canada on August 24, 2019 when it collided with another ship that caused the two deaths and three others injured.

Police previously stated that Linda was not drinking or using drugs at the time of the accident. However, documents obtained from CBC News in Canada indicated that (after the crash) she was given an alcohol screening device test and a warning was recorded.

Linda vehemently denied drinking alcohol before or while steering the boat. The document reads: “She claims to have had a vodka after the collision but before the breath test.”

She reportedly cannot remember who handed her the alcoholic drink after the crash.

Linda’s attorney Brian Greenspan had told CBC that his client was not drunk at the time of the crash and that the accident “had nothing to do with alcohol”.

Linda, who serves as the vice president of marketing for O’Leary Wines, was driving her and Kevin’s luxury boat on Lake Joseph in Ontario, Canada on August 24, 2019 when it collided with another ship that caused the two deaths and three others injured. Pictured: One of O’Leary’s boats

Ontario Provincial Police charged Linda with “careless operation of a ship.” However, since it is not a criminal charge, Linda faces no jail sentence if found guilty.

In November 2019, Susanne Brito’s family filed an unlawful death lawsuit against the O’Learys after learning that Linda would avoid prison.

Brito’s parents, Rosa and Antonio Ragone, and sister, Paula, are demanding $ 2 million in punishable, exemplary, and exacerbated damages for unjustified death.

In a press release, the family’s attorney, Patrick Brown of McLeish Orlando LLP, said at the time, “The point for this grieving family is to obtain civil justice to prevent these types of deaths and reckless and dangerous behavior from continuing ours Lakes. ‘

‘Our family has lost a beautiful, loving person. We are devastated, “said Brito’s mother Rosa in the press release.

This isn’t the first time the couple has been spotted at the Miami VIP cabana in the past few weeks as they enjoyed a getaway there in late January in photos from DailyMail.com

Businessman Kevin was seen laughing and joking next to his wife while sitting with friends at the time

“We sincerely hope that through this process justice will be served and steps will be taken so that innocent victims like Suzie are not seriously injured and killed and other families do not suffer from such pain and loss,” she added.

But the O’Learys have since filed a motion in federal court denying any negligence or liability in the crash.

They are trying to prevent additional claims from being brought against them in other courts, and are also trying to limit the damage to $ 1 million under the Marine Liability Act.

The O’Learys have also filed their own lawsuit seeking more than $ 3 million in damages against Irv Edwards, the owner of the other boat involved in the crash, and Richard Ruh, the man cruising, according to data from CBC News alleged.

Marko Petrovic, the attorney represented in the lawsuit, said the men would not comment.

The O’Learys are clearly unaffected by an unlawful death lawsuit brought by the family of one of the victims of the crash in Ontario, Canada

In court documents, Edwards and Ruh deny responsibility for the crash.

Two law firms represent the O’Learys in separate cases.

Authorities said Poltash died instantly when the O’Leary’s smaller ship bumped into theirs and hit him in the head.

Brito suffered serious injuries and died in a hospital two days later.

Kevin returned to television screens just 72 hours after the crash, with an appearance on CNBC’s Closing Bell in which he did not announce that this had happened.

In an interview on the subject on October 30, 2019, Kevin told Fox Business, “It’s a terrible accident and exactly that, nobody wanted this to happen and both drivers on both boats received maritime violations, they are not criminal charges .

“But out of respect for the families who were involved and the people who were hurt, I really don’t discuss it much because I want the process to just go the way it should.

“I have great respect for your privacy when you are grieving. It’s a terrible accident, only it’s nobody’s fault, it’s sad that it happened and my heart goes out to these families and I tell everyone that. ‘

The O’Learys, who have been married for more than 30 years, have an estimated net worth of $ 400 million. The couple share a lake house near the accident site