A concertgoer has submitted a lawsuit against Los Angeles location the Discussion board for alleged injuries sustained for the duration of a group surge at Harry Styles’ “Fine Line” album release concert in December 2019.

According to documents attained by Assortment, the plaintiff is suing the Discussion board, its then-operator Madison Sq. Yard Entertainment Corp., Madison Square Yard Sporting activities Corp., Ticketmaster, Live Nation, Stubhub and Eighteentwentysix for typical negligence. Designs himself is not named or mentioned in the lawsuit. The Forum was offered to Los Angeles Clippers operator Steve Ballmer in March 2020.

The plaintiff is alleging that live performance organizers “had a responsibility to but failed to give ample seating, lights, safety, supervision, group regulate, or usually provide for the security of concert goers [sic] that night time. This incorporated blocking large numbers of individuals from surging ahead, crushing live performance goers into the barriers and stage and the front of the location. Additionally, defendants experienced a duty to present a secure location that did not target the crowd into a slim choke level such that persons at the entrance of the location would have no way to avoid harm must a surge of concert goers occur,” in accordance to the court docket filing.

The files claim that in the course of Styles’ Dec. 13, 2019 live performance, “a huge crush of supporters surged toward the stage, a further concert [goer] landed on plaintiff and plaintiff was crushed by other live performance goers as the fell to her hands and knees triggering her significant personal injury.” As a outcome, the plaintiff alleges that she sustained “injury to her human body and shock to her nervous process, all of which brought on and keep on to trigger her good bodily, mental and nervous pain and struggling. What’s more, plaintiff suffers long-lasting persistent and debilitating accidents that have drastically diminished her high quality of life.”

In a assertion to Variety, a spokesperson for MSG Enjoyment stated that the enterprise “just obtained this grievance and are on the lookout into the issue.”

Live Country is also presently in the midst of several other lawsuits encompassing its Astroworld Pageant, for the duration of which 10 people died due to a crowd surge on Nov. 5. The corporation was just granted an extension by a congressional oversight committee, who have asked for published solutions to questions encompassing the gatherings of the pageant.

Representatives for the Discussion board, Ticketmaster, Reside Country, Stubhub, Eighteentwentysix and Styles did not promptly reply to Variety‘s ask for for remark.