Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/knwpglHr9JS.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Chris Brown Fights $13M Dog Verdictviralshorts celebritynews breakingnews [aucXsL34vJs] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT The legal battle between Chris Brown and his former housekeeper is far from over. After a jury found the singer liable and ordered him to pay $12.9 million in damages , his legal team has filed a motion to have the verdict tossed out and a new trial granted . The case stems from a December 2020 incident when housekeeper Maria Avila was attacked by Brown's 200-pound Caucasian shepherd, Hades, while taking out the trash at his Tarzana home . Avila suffered severe injuries to her face and arm, requiring skin grafts and leaving her with permanent disfigurement, nerve damage, and PTSD . Her sister, Patricia, and her husband were also awarded additional damages . Brown had admitted some negligence before the trial but argued Avila was partially at fault and disputed the extent of her injuries . He testified that he left the scene before paramedics arrived to avoid a "media circus" . In his new filing, he cites jury misconduct, insufficient evidence, and excessive damages as grounds for a new trial . A hearing is scheduled for September 22, 2026 . Chris Brown claims the $13 million verdict is excessive and wants a new trial. Do you think the punishment fits the crime, or should the verdict stand? Why? Share your opinion below! #ChrisBrown #CelebrityNews #Lawsuit #DogAttack #LegalDrama #Verdict #TMZ #EntertainmentNews #CourtCase #Justice #RBI #MusicNews #Trending #Storytime ⚠️ Disclaimer This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available court documents and news reports . All facts are verified from credible sources, but legal proceedings are subject to change. Our goal is to report the story accurately and objectively. hlOwPPu6FVT oVA4kuSbhJL Yd6dsf8bA8X J6DJdb1BfrS dqFUc7d5FZP jWlqSROXpLu vOyOJo6Yobg
The legal battle between Chris Brown and his former housekeeper is far from over. After a jury found the singer liable and ordered him to pay $12.9 million in damages , his legal team has filed a motion to have the verdict tossed out and a new trial granted . The case stems from a December 2020 incident when housekeeper Maria Avila was attacked by Brown's 200-pound Caucasian shepherd, Hades, while taking out the trash at his Tarzana home . Avila suffered severe injuries to her face and arm, requiring skin grafts and leaving her with permanent disfigurement, nerve damage, and PTSD . Her sister, Patricia, and her husband were also awarded additional damages . Brown had admitted some negligence before the trial but argued Avila was partially at fault and disputed the extent of her injuries . He testified that he left the scene before paramedics arrived to avoid a "media circus" . In his new filing, he cites jury misconduct, insufficient evidence, and excessive damages as grounds for a new trial . A hearing is scheduled for September 22, 2026 . Chris Brown claims the $13 million verdict is excessive and wants a new trial. Do you think the punishment fits the crime, or should the verdict stand? Why? Share your opinion below! #ChrisBrown #CelebrityNews #Lawsuit #DogAttack #LegalDrama #Verdict #TMZ #EntertainmentNews #CourtCase #Justice #RBI #MusicNews #Trending #Storytime ⚠️ Disclaimer This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is based on publicly available court documents and news reports . All facts are verified from credible sources, but legal proceedings are subject to change. Our goal is to report the story accurately and objectively. hlOwPPu6FVT oVA4kuSbhJL Yd6dsf8bA8X J6DJdb1BfrS dqFUc7d5FZP jWlqSROXpLu vOyOJo6Yobg