Callie Torres received money from the plane crash settlement because she was the legal guardian and representative for her daughter, Sofia Robbins, who inherited Mark Sloan's share as his biological child, making Callie the manager of that large portion of the funds, which they ultimately used to buy the hospital. While not a direct victim, her role as Sofia's mother and executor of Mark's estate positioned her to control significant settlement money.
Sofia is Mark's heir. Callie is the executor of his estate. Which is why she also had and sold his apartment across the hall. She bought the hospital with everyone else with sofias share of the plane accident her dad would have received.
It's mentioned later on that Thatcher got Lexie's settlement money.
She then revealed to him that her parents have a lot of money and that they gave her 25 hundred bucks a week. Callie explained that she didn't tell him about it because the money had affected every relationship she'd had. George then walked away madly because he felt like he paid her 200 dollars a week for nothing.
Richard shows up after the ceremony and when Meredith walks over he tells her that Adele has died from a heart attack. A decision is reached regarding the plane crash case, with the hospital found guilty of negligence, and each of the survivors is awarded $15 million in compensation.
During Thursday's “The End is the Beginning is the End” episode, Meredith, Derek, Cristina, Arizona and Callie learn that they won the lawsuit — and are awarded $15 million each — that will be paid from the pocket of the hospital's insurance company.
'Grey's Anatomy' creator Shonda Rhimes. With Rhimes' blessing, Pompeo landed a $20 million a year contract in 2017. Though she wanted to check in with Rhimes before entering negotiations, Pompeo had no qualms about telling the network what she felt she was worth.
Callie's career is on the line when she is being sued for negligence after an operation on a star athlete goes horribly wrong.
Alex sticks close to Arizona to make sure that she's okay, but she finds him more annoying than helpful. Alex tells Arizona that it was he who cut off her leg, not Callie. When asked, Callie tells Arizona that she was the one to make the call anyway, and she wanted her to have Alex and just be mad at her alone.
Callie and Arizona's relationship on Grey's Anatomy was full of ups and downs, spanning ten seasons of dating, breaking up, getting married, and even having a child together. Their story had a happy ending, with Callie and Arizona finally reconciling and getting married in season 7.
The saddest Grey's Anatomy deaths often involve core characters like George O'Malley, Lexie Grey, Mark Sloan, and Derek Shepherd, whose losses deeply impacted Meredith and the core group; fan-favorite Andrew DeLuca's tragic stabbing, and patient/love interests like Denny Duquette, Adele Webber, and April's baby Samuel Norbert Avery also rank high due to their emotional storylines and connections to the main cast, often involving suddenness or prolonged suffering.
Meredith, along with the other victims of the plane crash, receives $15 million in compensation from the hospital for their negligence. To prevent the hospital from going into bankruptcy, Meredith helps buy the hospital and becomes a member of the newly renamed Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital board of directors.
Chyler Leigh's Grey's Anatomy character, Lexie Grey, was killed during a plane crash in the eighth season of the show. Lexie was then eaten by wolves off-screen in a scene that's been much-memed. Leigh said she's "down with" her character's demise on the Call It What It Is podcast.
Grey's Anatomy: Why Sara Ramirez's Callie Left After Season 12 - IMDb. Sara Ramirez left Grey's Anatomy after 10 years because she felt it was time to take a break and explore other projects. Shonda Rhimes didn't plan for Callie Torres's departure and had a different storyline in mind for the character.
As a reminder, for those who know the show but it all blurs together: [For context, Season 7 takes place after the shooting and ep. 5 is where the attendees compete for a million dollars, Owen is awarded it to do his trauma training.
She operated to do a nerve graft. Cristina was diagnosed with reactive psychosis as a result of the crash trauma, which resulted in her refusing to talk to anyone and getting violent when they tried to examine her.
Mark said she couldn't die, as they were supposed to end up together. He told her that they were meant to be. "Meant to be," she repeated with a smile. She then succumbed to her injuries, and Mark closed her eyes with his one hand as he kept on holding her hand in his other hand.
In her first major foray into television since departing Grey's as a series regular in 2018, Capshaw is trading in her hospital scrubs for the attire of a high-powered equestrian and entrepreneur in a new 9-1-1 spinoff set in Music City — which launched right before the venerable medical drama's 22nd season on ABC.
Plane Crash Aftermath
Callie was able to fix his hand, with the help of the donation of a nerve from the leg of Derek's sister Liz. This was a very long fight for Derek. He thought he would never operate again and resulted in teaching the interns in the skills lab.
Fans frequently skip Grey's Anatomy's musical episodes, the "what if" alternate reality episodes, the dream/ghost-centric episodes, and certain filler episodes with difficult themes like the COVID-19 season, with the Season 7 musical "Song Beneath the Song", the Season 8 "If/Then" (what if), and the Season 6 leg-stuck episode being top contenders for skips. Episodes featuring intense, uncomfortable storylines or overly bizarre concepts, like Izzie's ghost sex with Denny or the carousel dream, are also common skips.
Her father died when she was still very young, leaving her to be raised by her mothers. When Callie was planning to move to New York with Penny, Arizona fought Callie for custody. Arizona won, but she ended up making a shared schedule with Callie, saying that Sofia deserved two happy moms.
Eric Dane (Dr. Mark Sloan) left Grey's Anatomy because he felt he was becoming too expensive for the network and was likely "let go" due to budget cuts, though he also struggled with personal issues like drug and alcohol addiction at the time, which didn't help, but wasn't the stated reason for his departure. Show creator Shonda Rhimes confirmed it was a mutual decision to end his storyline after the plane crash, as Mark wouldn't cope with Lexie's death, aligning with budget realities and the story.
Griffin Ford is a billionaire who came to the hospital to search for a reason for him making an error.
The actor said Swift once wrote her a “big old check” for charity just from a simple ask. “At the time, [my husband] Chris [Ivery] and I, we do a lot of volunteering for Children's Hospital Los Angeles here,” Pompeo said. “They have an amazing program at Children's where they make music for the babies in the NICU.