Housekeeper's lawyer seeks to seize Chris Brown's tour profits to satisfy $12.9m dog-mauling judgment

Housekeeper's lawyer seeks to seize Chris Brown's tour profits to satisfy $12.9m dog-mauling judgment

Avila's lawyer Nancy Doumanian argued in a July 2026 filing that $12.9 million owed to the former housekeeper — mauled by Brown's Caucasian shepherd in 2020 — should come from Brown's profits on his ongoing stadium tour with Usher. Brown's lawyers separately moved on 10 August to overturn the June verdict, calling it tainted.

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