Bill Belichick Hit With $300K Lawsuit Following Accident at His Property
Bill Belichick has been named in a nearly $300,000 lawsuit raising questions about an alleged incident at one of the […]
Rodd Baxley/The Fayetteville Observer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Bill Belichick has been named in a nearly $300,000 lawsuit raising questions about an alleged incident at one of the legendary NFL coach’s luxury properties. The suit targets Forty Five Fair Street LLC, a company managed by Belichick, and centers on claims of negligence related to work performed at his Nantucket home. The complaint accuses the defendant of failing to maintain safe conditions during a renovation project, though many specifics of the underlying events remain under wraps in early court filings.
The lawsuit was brought by painter Andrew Jackson, who alleges he slipped and fell while working at the property in June of 2024. Jackson claims the fall resulted from unsafe site conditions. After allegedly suffering a severe right ankle injury, the painter is seeking compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages reportedly exceeding $285,000.
“As a direct and proximate result of the fall, plaintiff sustained serious bodily injuries including a severe right ankle injury, together with pain, disability, medical expenses, lost wages, and other consequential damages,” the lawsuit states . 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴: A painter named Andrew Jackson has sued Bill Belichick for an injury suffered while working on his Massachusetts home claiming more than $285,000 in medical bills and other financial losses. Jackson claims he fell at the work site, suffering a severe ankle… pic.
twitter. com/rDaDR3YSMN — Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) April 6, 2026 $300K Lawsuit Against Bill Belichick Over Nantucket Property Accident Court documents indicate the incident involved the placement and maintenance of plastic sheeting or coverings in the work area, though further particulars have not been fully disclosed. Belichick, who took over as head coach at the University of North Carolina after decades leading the New England Patriots to six Super Bowl titles, has not yet publicly commented on the matter.