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Chris Brown ordered to pay $13 million to former housekeeper after dog attack

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Chris Brown has been ordered by a California court to pay $13 million in damages to his former housekeeper, Maria Avila.
The ruling follows an incident in December 2020, where Avila was seriously injured by Brown's dog while working at his Tarzana residence.
The court found Brown liable for the attack, which resulted in significant injuries including scarring and vision loss for Avila.
Brown initially claimed that Avila provoked the dog, suggesting she bore some responsibility for her injuries.
This judgment represents a legal setback for Brown regarding the incident involving his pet.

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Chris Brown has been ordered by a California jury to pay nearly $13 million in damages to a former housekeeper, Maria Avila, following a dog attack that occurred in December 2020 at his Tarzana residence. The jury deemed Brown liable for the serious injuries Avila sustained during the incident, which included scarring, vision loss, and nerve damage.

The legal proceedings revealed that Avila suffered significant trauma from the attack, leading to her requiring skin grafts for her injuries. Brown had initially claimed that Avila provoked the dog, suggesting that she bore some responsibility for the incident, but the court ultimately sided with Avila in its judgment. This ruling represents a substantial financial setback for the R&B star as he faces this legal outcome.

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