
"O.J. Simpson's Executor Vows to Contest Damages Owed to Victims' Families"
O.J. Simpson's final will filed in Clark County, NV named his longtime attorney Malcolm LaVergne as his executor, with his son as successor. The will places his property into a trust, and LaVergne stated that Simpson had been in hospice care for two weeks before his death due to a return of prostate cancer. LaVergne also expressed his intention to fight any payout from the estate to the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, who were awarded a $33.5 million civil judgment in 1997.







