TORONTO — Paula Abdul sued a tanning company Thursday claiming she was burned during a session two years ago.
The singer and former American Idol judge filed a personal injury lawsuit Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court against UVASUN West Inc.
Abdul, 51, alleges she suffered burns during a treatment at the L.A. salon in January 2012.
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The lawsuit claims an infrared body wrap treatment was applied “negligently, carelessly and recklessly” and resulted in “severe and painful” burns all over her body. She alleges she suffered a second- or third-degree burn on her left thigh.
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Two years later, Abdul claims she continues to suffer pain and suffering, including “great mental, physical and nervous strain.”
The lawsuit seeks more than $25,000 for medical expenses and loss of earning potential.
None of the allegations have been proven in court.
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