Overview
- A Los Angeles jury entered a roughly $13 million judgment for Maria Avila after a trial over a 2020 dog attack at Chris Brown’s home.
- Avila filed collection papers Monday seeking post-judgment discovery, a court-ordered financial examination of Brown, and permission to redirect money she says is owed to her.
- Her filing specifically targets earnings from Brown’s R&B Tour with Usher and asks the court to intercept tour payments, residuals, royalties, and other entertainment income until the judgment is paid.
- Reporting from multiple outlets says Brown has made no public response so far and has not paid any portion of the award, leaving collection efforts in an early, developing phase.
- If the court allows turnover or garnishment, the judgment could be collected from third-party payors or require an appeal bond, and the award will accrue interest that will increase the amount owed over time.