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Lawsuit Claims Osmond Concert Prop Caused Eye Damage
17 Feb
Summary
- Tourist claims a glowing prop struck her, causing permanent eye damage.
- Lawsuit filed against Donny Osmond and Harrah's Las Vegas for negligence.
- The incident allegedly occurred during a February 2024 concert performance.
A lawsuit has been filed by Joanne Julkowski, a tourist from Illinois, against Donny Osmond and Harrah's Las Vegas. Julkowski alleges she sustained serious injuries during a concert performance in February 2024.
She claims a "lighted ball" used as a prop was propelled into the audience, striking her in the head. This impact allegedly led to retinal detachment and necessitated eye surgery.
Julkowski contends that the defendants, including Donny Osmond Concerts Inc., were negligent. The lawsuit specifies that reduced visibility in the darkened showroom during prop deployment exacerbated the risk of injury.
The complaint, filed on February 10, seeks over $15,000 in damages. Compensation is requested for past and future medical costs, pain and suffering, and lost wages.
