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Jury Says Chris Brown Owes Housekeeper $13 Million for Disfigurement in Dog Mauling Attack

A jury has ordered Chris Brown to pay $13 million in damages following a trial regarding a dog attack on his housekeeper at his California home.

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How much was Chris Brown ordered to pay?

A jury ordered Chris Brown to pay $13 million in damages.

What was the cause of the lawsuit?

The lawsuit involved a housekeeper who sustained severe injuries and disfigurement from a 200-pound dog at Brown's California home.

What happened during the trial?

The housekeeper provided testimony on the stand regarding the attack and the lasting impact of her injuries.

The brief

A jury has reached a verdict requiring Chris Brown to pay $13 million in damages to a former housekeeper. The judgment follows a legal proceeding concerning injuries sustained during a mauling attack by a 200-pound dog at the singer's residence in California.

Coverage from outlets including The New York Times, The Guardian, BBC, and Variety emphasizes the scale of the financial judgment and the testimony provided during the trial. Reports highlight that the housekeeper testified regarding the severity of her injuries and the permanent disfigurement resulting from the incident.

Legal filings and the court verdict have been documented across multiple platforms. Coverage does not yet specify if Chris Brown intends to appeal the decision or if there are further legal proceedings pending regarding the case.

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