The latest update on Flo Rida’s son’s window-falling incident: his mother is demanding $40 million in compensation.

The mother of Flo Rida’s son, Alexis Adams, is not backing down without holding the people responsible for the window fall incident. Alexis Adams submitted the lawsuit, which is eight pages long, to the Hudson County Superior Court on Monday.

Earlier this year, their son, Zohar was injured when he fell from the flat they were living in at 74 Pollock Avenue, a building that had just opened in December on the West Side of the city. Zohar was taken to the hospital in a critical condition and admitted to the intensive care unit.

Reports indicate that she has taken legal action against a number of parties whom she holds accountable for her son’s death after he fell from a building in Jersey City. In the case, Pitch Perfect 74 LLC, Goldberg Management, and Carlos Machado are named as defendants. Alexis Adams estimates that the amount of money necessary to resolve the lawsuit will be $40 million.

According to the document, the building in question had “windows that posed a hazardous condition and/or by installing incorrectly sized guards,” all of which contributed to the child’s ability to fall through the floor and land on the concrete pavement below.

Update on Flo Rida’s Son Window Fall

According to the lawsuit, the child, who is just six years old, “has been and in the future will be caused great pain and suffering,” and “has incurred and in the future will incur expenses for his treatment of injuries.”

It continued by saying the boy “has been disabled and in the future will be disabled and not be able to perform his usual functions,” and “has been disabled and in the future will be disabled and not be able to perform his usual functions.”

Thankfully, he is still alive and now learning to walk again while wearing a full-body cast.

Lawsuit

The plaintiff is asking for “damages, together with interest, attorney’s fees, costs of suit, payment of all medical bills, and any other relief the court deems just.” A compensation of $4o Million.

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