R and B singer Chris Brown Refuses To Pay $13 Million Dog Bite Settlement – ZIP103 FM

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Chris Brown is seeking a new trial following a $12.9 million jury verdict regarding a 2020 dog attack.

Summary

R&B singer Chris Brown and his company, Black Pyramid LLC, are challenging a jury verdict that ordered them to pay $12.9 million. The lawsuit stems from a 2020 incident at Brown's California residence, where a 200-pound Caucasian shepherd attacked his former housekeeper, Maria Avila, causing severe injuries and permanent scarring.

Brown's legal team has filed for a new trial, alleging jury misconduct and various trial irregularities. A hearing to address the request for a new trial is scheduled to take place on September 22.

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