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Tori Spelling Is Suing Benihana Over Hibachi Grill Burn, Claims She Suffered Financial Losses Over Incident: Report

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Sept. 3 2015, Updated 8:21 p.m. ET

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Tori Spelling may have fallen into a little payday now that she’s filed a lawsuit against the restaurant Benihana after she says she suffered serious burns at the restaurant’s location in Encino, California.

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According to reports, Spelling said that she fell on a hibachi grill at the restaurant in April, with the incident causing “deep second and third degree burn injuries.”

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And her hubby, Dean McDermott, told the New York Daily News shortly after that Spelling “had a little burn” and “had to get skin grafts” at a hospital.

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He also called the incident “unfortunate” while giving the details about what happened, saying that his wife fell backwards on a grill after tripping in the restaurant on Easter Sunday.

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The suit comes amid reports that the two are facing serious money issues.

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