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Chris Brown Seeks New Trial In $13m Dog Bite Lawsuit
American singer Chris Brown has requested a new trial in a legal dispute with his former housekeeper, Maria Avila, following a $12.9 million court judgment against him.
Court documents show that the lawsuit stems from an incident at Brown’s Los Angeles home, where Avila alleged she suffered severe injuries after being attacked by a dog.
Brown, who denied legal responsibility for the injuries, argues that the trial was unfair because the judge permitted testimony regarding his 2009 conviction involving singer Rihanna.
His legal team argued that bringing up the 17-year-old conviction was irrelevant to the dog bite claim and prejudiced the jury against him.
Chris Brown contests $13 million dog attack verdict
Chris Brown is seeking a new trial in his former housekeeper's dog attack lawsuit.
The Under the Influence singer has argued that the jury's "excessive" $13 million (£9.6 million) verdict was influenced by improper evidence about his 2008 assault of pop star Rihanna.
Brown's lawyers have filed a motion asking to wipe the trial verdict won in June by Maria Avila, who was mauled by a 200-pound dog while cleaning his home six years earlier.
The motion, obtained by Billboard, argues that the trial judge unfairly allowed Avila's attorney to ask an "inherently inflammatory" question during Brown's cross-examination: whether or not he is a convicted felon.
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Chris Brown Objects To Former Housekeeper’s Attempt To Collect On Tour Royalties Amid Lawsuit (UPDATE)
Chris Brown filed documents to keep his former housekeeper away from his tour royalties. The ‘Residuals’ singer was ordered to pay Maria Avila $13 million after she won a lawsuit claiming his dog attacked her back in 2020.
Chris Brown recently filed documents to prevent his former housekeeper from receiving his tour royalties, according to TMZ. The ‘Residuals’ singer was ordered to pay Maria Avila $13 million last month after she won a lawsuit claiming his dog attacked her back in 2020.
Brown is reportedly asking the court to block Avila from collecting on her $13 million judgment against his tour royalties and future earnings. Avila is reportedly attempting to have dibs on all of Brown’s present and future income until the judgment is settled.
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