Tony Buzbee announced that all of the women who made or planned to make claims against the Texans organization over its role in the sexual misconduct allegations against Deshaun Watson have resolved their claims
his massage habit, with the franchise providing facilities and nondisclosure agreements. It also found that the quarterback’s lawyer and the prosecutors at the district attorney’s office on the criminal cases had been in extensive contact leading up to the two grand juries. According to Vrentas, Rusty Hardin, Watson’s lawyer, “began a regular dialogue” with the Harris County sex crimes prosecutor in early 2022.by Ashley Solis. She remains one of the four women whose cases have yet to settle.
“It takes an incredible amount of fortitude for a victim of sexual misconduct to come forward,” Buzbee said. “It is even more difficult when the alleged wrongdoer is famous, rich, and powerful. As I’ve said before, these cases started with one phone call, from one brave and strong woman: Ashley Solis. Because of her willingness to speak out, soon others followed. I admire Ashley Solis and the other woman who were courageous enough to make their voices heard.
Buzbee also provided an update about the four cases still going on. Because the court agreed not to try Watson during football season, which begins in August, it appears that the cases won’t be tried until after the 2022 season. “The four filed cases against Deshaun Watson will continue,” Buzbee said. “We hope to try them all in the spring of next year. In the meantime, we will continue to do the important work to prepare for such.”
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