A court has ruled that American R&B singer is legally liable for a dog attack that left his former housekeeper seriously injured and permanently disfigured at his California home in 2020.
The judgment follows a civil lawsuit filed by the woman, who alleged that she was violently attacked by one of Brown’s dogs while carrying out her duties at the singer’s residence. Court documents stated that the attack caused severe injuries to her face and arms, requiring extensive medical treatment and resulting in lasting physical and emotional trauma.
According to the lawsuit, the housekeeper claimed the dog continued attacking her until other people at the property intervened. She argued that Brown, as the owner of the animal, failed to take adequate steps to prevent the attack or ensure the dog’s proper restraint.
The court found Brown legally responsible for the incident, paving the way for the case to move to the next stage, where the amount of financial compensation to be awarded to the victim will be determined.
The ruling marks a significant development in a case that has been ongoing since the 2020 incident. While the liability issue has now been settled, the court is yet to decide the damages the singer may be required to pay.
The decision adds to the list of legal challenges Brown has faced over the years, although the current case is a civil matter focused on compensation for the injuries sustained by his former employee.
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