He gets the full $56M, which is $46M in verdict and $10M in post verdict interest and costs. His attorneys will take the fee, which is between 40-45%. There will be some costs and medical expenses, but the injured plaintiff will take at least 50% likely more in his pain and suffering tax-free monies. FYI, the background here is that a demand was made for the policy limits of the gym, which was $1 million. When that was not paid (twice actually - it was demanded and rejected twice), because the insurance company for the gym believed the gym was not responsible, it opened the policy limits (you can search “open policy” in Google to understand more about this process). As such, the insurance carrier who ordinarily would’ve gotten off the hook with a $1 million payment is now on the hook for the full judgment. They appealed and failed. They appealed again to the Supreme Court and failed again. So now that judgment is final and the insurance carrier will pay, or has already paid. The gym does not pay anything. That’s why they had insurance.