A man in Vancouver, Canada is suing Chad Kroegar, the lead singer for Nickelback, for allegedly knocking him out after punching him in the mouth outside a nightclub.

The plaintiff, a furniture salesman named Noah Christian Morse claims that the alleged assault took place around 3 a.m. on May 4, 2007 on the sidewalk outside the Roxy Nightclub in Vancouver.

Morse claims Kroeger intentionally beat him, according to a statement filed in B.C. Supreme Court. "The defendant felt and expressed no remorse, but rather sought to blame the plaintiff, for his wrongful action," says the lawsuit.

Morse also says that as a result of the attack, he has dental injuries, including one deadened front tooth or more, dislodged upper front teeth and permanent discoloration of one or more teeth.  He says he suffered lacerations to his face and lips, permanent scarring of the face, sleeplessness, headaches, anxiety, moodiness and loss of concentration.

The lawsuit includes Morse's supposed financial loss, including past loss of income, future loss of income and medical expenses, including cost of medication. He wants general, special, and punitive damages.

No one from Chad Kroeger's camp has filed a statement in defense.