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Travis Scott settles first lawsuit with victim s family following deadly Astroworld tragedy

10/21/2022 6:40:00 AM

Travis Scott has settled his first lawsuit with one of the victims of the Astroworld tragedy that left 10 people dead

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Scott previously asked a judge to dismiss 11 lawsuits against him that allege he is responsible for the deaths and injuries of Astroworld attendees. Travis Scott has settled his first lawsuit with one of the victims of the Astroworld tragedy that left 10 people dead Ezra and Shahani both died in the days following the festival.Festival attendees have said in interviews with multiple news outlets that a countdown clock was broadcast on stage about half an hour before Scott took the stage, which was just after 9 p.m. “And all of a sudden, people compressed up against each other and were pushing forward and backward. As the timer got closer to coming down to zero, it just - it got worse and worse,” ICU nurse and Astroworld concertgoer Madeline Eskins told CNN.Another person who was at the festival, Niaara Goods, told the Read more:
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Candidate for U.S. Representative in New York, Tina Forte calls out opponent Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her refusal to debate, her radical leftist policies... Read more >> Travis Scott Settles First Astroworld Lawsuit With Victim's Family Travis Scott is starting to put the Astroworld tragedy behind him, with the first settlement in the many lawsuits against him. Concertgoers knew what they signed up for. Doesn’t take a genius to realize a guy with “sicko mode” is going to have chaos in his concert venues. Family of Astroworld Victim Settles Lawsuit Against Travis Scott, Live NationThe family of one of the people killed in the Astroworld tragedy has settled their lawsuit against Travis Scott , Live Nation, and others involved in the deadly November 2021 crowd surge. Astroworld Victims' Families Settle Over Travis Scott Festival TragedyA settlement has been reached for the families of two victims who lost their lives during the tragedies at Travis Scott 's Astroworld festival. Astroworld victim's family settles lawsuit against rapper Travis Scott, Live Nation, attorney saysOne of the lawsuits filed against Travis Scott was settled with the family of a 21-year-old man who died last year following a crowd surge at the rapper's Astroworld music festival. Family of Axel Acosta settle lawsuit against Travis Scott after Astroworld tragedyThe family of Axel Acosta has settled their lawsuit against Travis Scott , LiveNation, and others involved in the deaths at Astroworld . Family Of Astroworld Victim Settle Lawsuit Against Travis Scott, Live NationAxel Acosta's family reached a confidential settlement, according to their attorney. Madison Dubiski, 23 Ezra and Shahani both died in the days following the festival.is starting to put the legal fallout from the Astroworld tragedy behind him .been filed  in Harris County since the Astroworld tragedy, the majority of them naming Scott as well as other groups involved in the festival, like Live Nation, the promoter ScoreMore, the venue NRG Park, and various security companies.Astroworld Victims' Families Strike Settlement Over Travis Scott Festival Tragedy By 1:32 PM PDT, October 20, 2022 This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. Festival attendees have said in interviews with multiple news outlets that a countdown clock was broadcast on stage about half an hour before Scott took the stage, which was just after 9 p.m.. “And all of a sudden, people compressed up against each other and were pushing forward and backward. 2021, after a coroners report revealed that all 10 people killed in Astroworld died of compression asphyxia, Buzbee said in a statement on behalf of his clients, “The report confirms what the family already knew, which is that Axel was crushed and killed that night by the crowd, through no fault of his own. As the timer got closer to coming down to zero, it just - it got worse and worse,” ICU nurse and Astroworld concertgoer Madeline Eskins told CNN. Attorney , who reps the family of Axel Acosta Family of Axel Acosta Remember . Another person who was at the festival, Niaara Goods, told the Associated Press that “as soon as he jumped out on the stage, it was like an energy took over and everything went haywire. "Victim Axel Acosta was a beloved son, brother, and student. All of a sudden, your ribs are being crushed.. Shame on you for perpetuating and giving credence to a silly rumor that  people were being injected  at the concert. You have someone’s arm in your neck. You’re trying to breathe, but you can’t. Buzbee previously told us Axel traveled all the way from Washington to see the Houston festival and was a huge Travis fan.” A medical examiner listed Axel’s death as “compression asphyxia,” KPRC reported.” In this article:. Scott has previously stated on social media that he is “devastated” by the events at his concert.". According to multiple reports, the family of Brianna Rodriguez also settled its lawsuit. The rapper, along with his company Jack Enterprises and his label Cactus Jack, has been sued by dozens of victims since the tragedy. There are still multiple lawsuits against Scott and Live Nation related to the mass casualty event. Scott previously asked a judge to dismiss 11 lawsuits against him that allege he is responsible for the deaths and injuries of Astroworld attendees. The rapper spoke to Charlamagne Tha God in an hour-long interview one month after the festival tragedy and said, “I’m gonna fix this problem and make sure this doesn’t happen in the future and be the number one voice for this.” Scott maintained during the interview that he had no idea people were dying in the crowd during his performance. He said he never heard fans screaming to stop the show and said, “anytime you hear something like that, you want to stop the show. You want to make sure fans get the proper attention they need.” Also on KSAT: .