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Perry Farrell Sues Ex-Jane’s Addiction Bandmates Citing Assault, Bullying, and Harassment

Here’s a breakdown of the details provided in the article:

Core Conflict: Perry Farrell is suing his former Jane’s Addiction bandmates (Dave Navarro, Stephen Perkins, and Eric Avery) just hours after they sued him.

Farrell’s Allegations (in his lawsuit):
Assault and Battery: Farrell claims Navarro “charged and assaulted” him and his wife, Etty Lau Farrell, backstage.
Bullying and Harassment: Farrell alleges his bandmates refused to lower their playing volume after multiple requests,causing him emotional distress.
Breach of Contract: Farrell claims his bandmates unilaterally canceled the remaining tour dates without his consultation or consent, violating contracts and professional obligations. He states he was blindsided and not allowed to vote on the decision.
Reputational Harm: Farrell asserts that Navarro publicly blamed him for the canceled tour dates, “effectively destroying Perry’s reputation and causing him irreparable harm.”

The Incident that Sparked the Lawsuits:
Date: September 13th, 2024
Location: Boston
Event: During a Jane’s Addiction concert, Perry farrell shoved and punched Dave Navarro onstage.
further Altercations: Reports suggest Eric Avery punched Farrell while restraining him, and another physical altercation occurred between Farrell and Navarro backstage.
Consequences: The band subsequently canceled the rest of their tour and broke up.Farrell’s Stance:
He prioritizes the band’s legacy and fans. He was blindsided by the tour cancellation and not allowed to voice his opinion.
He believes Navarro intentionally and publicly blamed him for the cancellation,causing important harm.
despite the bullying, his dedication to Jane’s addiction remains strong, and he’s seeking accountability.

Bandmates’ Lawsuit (against Farrell):
The article mentions their lawsuit seeks $10 million in damages.
Dave Navarro is specifically mentioned as citing something in their suit (though the article cuts off before detailing what).

Key Distinction: Farrell’s legal action is described as a separate lawsuit*, not a countersuit.

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