DJ AM’s legal papers claim that “The pilots were either poorly trained and/or failed to follow their training,” also stating that the plane was “defective, not fit for its intended purposes and unreasonably dangerous.” The lawsuit states that the private Lear jet reached takeoff speed when the pilots realized that one or more tires were damaged, and the takeoff was abandoned, which in turn caused the plane to overrun the runway and come to a fiery stop against an embankment.

AM, whose legal name is Adam Goldstein, claims that “pain and suffering, mental anguish, disfigurement and loss of earnings,” reports People.

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While we were getting updates yesterday on Travis Barker and his stay in the hospital, DJ AM was released and is on his way back home. His rep Jenni Weinman released that “While he is deeply saddened by the events, he is thankful for all of the love and support he has been receiving from fans and friends worldwide.” She added that he still wants privacy.

DJ AM took the bus home this time.

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