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Chris Brown Ordered to Pay $13 Million to Housekeeper Attacked by His Guard Dog
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Chris Brown must pay $13 million to his former housekeeper Maria Avila, who was seriously injured by his guard dog in 2020 at his Los Angeles home. The jury also awarded damages to Avila's sister and husband. Brown admitted negligence but disputed injury severity and claimed Avila was partly responsible. He left the scene early, fearing media attention.
- 01Chris Brown ordered to pay $13 million to housekeeper injured by his guard dog in 2020.
- 02Maria Avila suffered severe facial and hand injuries, now faces chronic pain and PTSD.
- 03Avila's sister and husband awarded additional damages for emotional and marital impact.
- 04Brown admitted negligence but disputed injury severity and Avila's sole responsibility.
- 05Brown left the scene before paramedics arrived, citing fear of media circus.
- 06Avila denied receiving warnings about the dog before the attack.
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