From Justin Bieber to Snoop Dogg, these stars found themselves in court with their biggest fans! (via toofab)
During a Skrillex performance in 2012, a fan named Jennifer Fraissl claimed that in the DJ's attempt to crowd surf, he landed directly on top of her, causing "significant injuries and damages." Then, about two weeks after the show, she suffered from a stroke, which she claimed stemmed from the incident. She sued for millions and while Skrillex's lawyer maintained that the DJ"never made physical contact" with Jennifer, the jury said otherwise.
"There is nothing more important to me than my fans and their safety at my shows — I want them to have fun and enjoy the music. While I'm disappointed by the jury's decision, I'm glad this process is over. I look forward to getting back to work and delivering new music to my fans," Skrillex said in a
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