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Fast forward to this week, and the city of New York has agreed to pay Sefolosha $4 million in damages as a result of the incident. New York City's Law Department said in the following statement, "This settlement is not a concession that Mr. Sefolosha was blameless in this matter and there was no admission of liability by the defendants. But in light of the gravity of his injuries, the potential impact on his career as a professional athlete and the challenge for a jury in sorting out the facts in this incident, the resolution of the case was in the best interests of the City."

In response to the settlement, Sefolosha's attorney, Alex Spiro told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "I'm glad this matter is resolved."

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Sefolosha has yet to make a comment regarding the settlement. Pero Antic also sued the city in regards to the incident, and his case is still ongoing.