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Housekeeper Seeks Tour Pay for Dog Attack
28 Jul
Summary
- Victim seeks access to Chris Brown's tour earnings.
- Nearly $13 million compensation is still owed.
- Attack resulted in severe scarring and PTSD.
A former housekeeper, Maria Avila, is taking legal action to secure nearly $13 million in compensation following a severe dog attack at Chris Brown's residence. Avila claims Brown has made no effort to pay the judgment awarded to her after a California jury ruled in her favor.
She is now requesting full access to his financial records and wants payments from his current tour with Usher, as well as other entertainment projects, to be directed to her. Avila's legal team is also seeking an order for Brown to appear in court for a financial examination.
The incident occurred in December 2020, leading to Avila's emotional testimony about the significant injuries, including arm and facial maulings, extensive scarring, and lasting post-traumatic stress disorder. She expressed that the attack has permanently altered her life.
