Overview
- The jury, which reached its verdict on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, found Dominic Foppoli civilly liable for sexually assaulting seven women and ordered about $12.6–$13 million in compensatory damages.
- Jurors also found the Santa Rosa chapter of the Active 20‑30 club liable for one plaintiff and awarded that woman an additional $2 million.
- Foppoli testified in the seven‑week trial and denied the allegations, saying encounters were consensual or never occurred; his legal team has said it will seek post‑trial relief and likely appeal.
- State prosecutors previously declined to file criminal charges after an investigation in April 2024, saying they did not have enough evidence to bring cases not barred by the statute of limitations.
- The next steps include a scheduled punitive‑damages phase that could increase penalties, separate civil suits still pending including a trial by Farrah Abraham in February 2027, and potential long‑term reputational and financial consequences for Foppoli and affiliated organizations.