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Chris Brown’s $13 Million Jury Award to Ex-Housekeeper Could Be Slashed By Judge
Chris Brown scored a huge victory in his legal battle with his ex-housekeeper over a vicious dog attack … with the judge giving him a new trial on damages if she doesn't agree to reduce her award by millions ... TMZ has learned. According to court docs, obtained by TMZ, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge granted the singer's request for a new trial on damages in the case brought by Maria Avila … but only if Maria doesn't sign off on her award being reduced from $12.9 million to $9.5 million. The judge found there was "insufficient evidence of permanent nerve damage and of the value assigned to future pain ... (full story)
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