Caitlyn Jenner settles first lawsuit from fatal Malibu crash

Reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner has settled one of the three lawsuits started against her in connection with a fatal car crash earlier this year in Malibu, California.
Jessica Steindorff, who claimed she suffered loss of wages and earning capacity, settled her personal claim with Jenner, reported Entertainment Tonight.
Steindorff had also sought compensation for hospital and other medical expenses.
Jenner's insurance company will be making the settlement payment to Steindorff.
On February 7, 2015, Jenner was involved in a multi-vehicle crash that resulted in the death of 69-year-old actress Kim Howe and alleged injuries to seven other people.
Howe hit her brakes after Steindorff's car stopped in front of her, but was then rear-ended by Jenner's car, which caused Howe's vehicle to collide with a Hummer H2 in oncoming traffic.

The family driving the Hummer filed a lawsuit against Jenner this month, while Howe's adult stepchildren also have a civil action lawsuit against Jenner. These two claims are still ongoing.
In September, Jenner was not criminally charged for the incident.
The Los Angeles District Attorney Office said in a press statement it couldn't be shown that Jenner acted in an "unreasonable" manner just before the crash.