A fan is suing after claiming that a can of beer was dropped on her at a Vancouver Canucks game.<\/p>\n
Chandni Rakkar is listed as the plaintiff in a lawsuit filed on March 9, 2026 in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Aquilini Investment Group Inc. is listed among seven defendants, as is an arena staff member listed as \u201cJane Doe.\u201d<\/p>\n
The fan claims that the incident happened March 28, 2024, on a night the Canucks lost 3-1 to the Dallas Stars<\/a> at Rogers Arena.<\/p>\n While walking through the stands selling alcoholic drinks, a beverage hawker allegedly dropped an unopened can of beer on the plaintiff\u2019s head and neck.<\/p>\n \u201cAs a result of the Incident and the negligence of the Defendants, the Plaintiff The plaintiff claims to have suffered a long list of injuries, including:<\/p>\n Mild traumatic brain injury None of the claims have been tested in court.<\/p>\n Aquilini Investment Group Inc. is the holding company that owns Canucks Sports and Entertainment. Francesco Aquilini (chairman and governor) and his brother Roberto Aquilini (alternate governor) are the lone people listed as owners on the Canucks website<\/a>.<\/p>\n
sustained personal injuries, loss, and damages,\u201d the plaintiff claims in court documents.<\/p>\n
\nConcussion and post-concussion syndrome;
\nNeck and shoulder injury
\nHeadaches
\nEye strain
\nLight sensitivity
\nNoise sensitivity
\nNausea
\nDizziness and balance issues
\nMemory, concentration and focus issues
\nChest pain
\nFatigue\/low energy
\nSleep disruption
\nSocial anxiety
\nAnxiety and depression<\/p>\n