In the court documents, Jenner, 66, accuses the photographers, collectively referred to as "the stalker defendants," of "harassing (her) throughout the day up through the time of the accident," reported People magazine.
"As a direct consequence and result of this stalking, harassing and distracting conduct, (Jenner) was visually distracted, and the negligence and reckless conduct of the Stalker Defendants did contribute to the cause of an accident where seconds and split seconds mattered," the document reads.
In the lawsuit the former Olympian wants the paparazzi to be held at least partially responsible for any liability she ensues, and bear the financial responsibility of any damages and legal proceedings that occurred as a result of the accident.
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