Bret Michaels - Bret Michaels Settles Case Over Tony Awards Incident
15 May 2012
Bret Michaels Settles Case Over Tony Awards Incident
Michaels was initially left with a bleeding lip and broken nose, but the blow to the head also caused further damage, he claims. In April 2010, he was hospitalized and doctors discovered that he had a brain haemorrhage. He later suffered a 'warning stroke,' which he claims could have killed him. He originally sued in March 2011, but the Los Angeles judge moved the case to New York City. Following a mediation session on Friday (May 11, 2012), an agreement was reached between the three parties.
Bret sued the organizers of the Tonys for not informing him that there would be a set change, following his band's performance of 'Nothin' But A Good Time.' He also sued Cbs Broadcasting, for airing the incident. The video clip went viral online, where it was viewed by "tens of millions of people." His attorney, Alex Weingarten, said that the details of the settlement would be remaining confidential. He added "Mr. Michaels would like to thank his fans for their continued support."
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