6/4/13

OOPS: Miguel’s Leg Drop Victim May Have Brain Damage!


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Miguel’s Leg Drop Victim May Have Brain Damage!
More Opinionation Nation! It’s been a litle over a week ago, and R&B singer Miguel’s leg drop victim’s attorney revealed possible legal action could go down against him, more details on the injury’s seriousness have emerged.
During the performance, the “Adorn” crooner attempted to leap across a pit of audience members but unfortunately landed on a few people, pinning Shah against the stage.
“Some of the difficulties she’s experiencing are cognitive in nature and lead to suspicion of a neurological head injury,” details Khyati Shah’s lawyer, Vip Bhola.  Bhola says BMA responded to the accident with a pathetic gesture — an ice pack designed to soothe a bruised elbow. The attorney insists his client should have been rushed to the hospital.
Bhola tells us his client is waiting for test results from a neurologist. When the results are in — sometime next week — Khyati will decide if a lawsuit is in the cards. (TMZ)
He just got thrown all the way under the Greyhound. According to Billboard Music Awards producer, the R&B crooner was ordered not to attempt his leaping fail that resulted in his infamous leg drop. So much for that.
According to TMZ:
We're told ... Miguel approached producers before rehearsals and asked if he could try to jump over the crowd during his performance ... but producers shot down the idea, telling Miguel it was just too dangerous.

But when showtime came around, Miguel blew off the order ... and producers' fears were realized when he botched the jump and leg-dropped a female fan ... slamming her head against the stage.
Now, the victim's lawyer says she may have suffered a brain injury as a result ... and a lawsuit could be on the way.
We reached out to Miguel for comment -- but he never called back.
Clearly, Billboard wants no parts of that sure to be pending lawsuit.

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