Chris Brown and lawyer Mark Geragos
Yesterday, R&B singer Chris Brown, 24, was sued by
Parker Adams, the 20-year-old man the crooner accused of trying to
trespass on his tour bus in Washington, DC, which resulted in a
altercation. Adams, who had followed Brown from a night club venue,
photobombed the singer, while he was taking a picture with two
female fans.
Chris Brown and girlfriend Karrueche Tran going into court
Reports indicate, initially, Adams stated to police
that Brown did not hit him. However, according to Brown's attorney
Mark Geragos, the police report was changed to state the singer hit
Adams. TMZ stated a secret service agent who heard Adams complain to
police, did state Brown did not hit him. This still has not stopped
Adams from suing Brown and his bodyguard, Chris Hollosy, for
$3,000,000.
Adams followed Brown from the club to start trouble
and he got his wish. Four days ago, before this current case was
filed, the Judiciary Report stated Brown needs lawsuit insurance, as
mounting legal fees could bankrupt him
[Chris
Brown's Laywer Says Man Suing Over Basketball Court Fight Admitted
The Singer Never Touched Him (Does Brown Need Insurance)].
This new lawsuit, the biggest one yet, is more proof of that.
