Hard to say how this will play out, and I think there's a decent chance that both her and Porsche could end up looking bad.
Yes its a difficult car to drive, and I don't really think Porsche is at fault just for that (at what point are we going to make drivers responsible for themselves?), and I don't really see her case (if anything I'd think she'd place blame on the driver as this was quite clearly caused by excessive speed and loss of control on public road), but then maybe there is one to be made about the placement of the fuel tank which elevated the likelihood of a serious fire, or something else (i.e. improper safety equipment that contributed to him being trapped/knocked unconscious).
Maybe Porsche even knew of this likelihood and covered it up internally? Frankly I'd guess that they didn't even do proper full due dilliegence on the safety of it as its a very low volume car, its production was even a bit wonky (it basically came into existence because Porsche decided to scrap a return to Le Mans, and so they decided to put some of the development from that to use on a road car).
As a car person, I do hope this doesn't bear fruit as it would likely lead to more stringent regulation and some interesting cars might not get made.
Waiting this long for a lawsuit like this is kinda suspicious. There should be a law that throws out a lawsuit like this based on this. She probably ran into some financial issues and decided to try to find something she can sue for.
Though there should also be a law to stop stupid lawsuits in first place. An easy fix would be to make it work like a casino game, if you lose, YOU have to pay what you "betted" (sued for). It would discourage stupid lawsuits and also discourage asking for ridiculous sums of money.
I don't think it is suspicious, it very possibly took that long for them to get comprehensive information and find a lawyer they felt was competent to try and bring this case. It is also possible that they waited deliberately to try and keep from being accused of it being a knee-jerk reaction to his recent death. Hell, they might have even not felt like suing over and just wanting to move on, but now feel like there is enough to warrant it (possibly via getting information).
You really need to stop talking out of your ass so much, or better yet, learn something.
You can absolutely get damages for frivolous lawsuits and/or counter sue. Hell they even made it so that patent trolls that lose have to pay the costs of the defendent.
You also want to try and limit financial roadblocks as it then makes it so that people without money would be unable to defend themselves or bring proper lawsuits.