‌The electronic music producer and DJ has claimed her injuries stalled her career and is suing building company O'Hare Holdings Ltd for £99,851, which includes £62,000 for alleged loss of income. ‌But defence lawyers for the property company have accused her of 'fundamental dishonesty', after her social media showed her at performances across several continents during the six months she claimed she was unable to work. She said she believed she was being asked about her ability to DJ in the same way as before the accident, not whether she could work at all. View 5 Images Caillet allegedly travelled the world while she claimed she was unable to work (Image: Redferns)Court documents reveal her appearance at Burning Man was unpaid and only happened because she already had a ticket. She also insists that, although she earned money in those six months, she would have earned more if not for the accident.