Chris Brown scored a small victory after a choose agreed to push again the trial begin date within the singer’s warfare along with his ex-housekeeper — over a brutal canine assault she claimed he tried to cowl up, RadarOnline.com has discovered.
In line with court docket paperwork obtained by RadarOnline.com, earlier this week, Brown requested the Los Angeles Superior Courtroom choose presiding over the $71 million lawsuit to push the scheduled trial date of September 26, 2023, to the top of December.
In his submitting, Brown mentioned his ex-housekeeper, who introduced the case utilizing the pseudonym Jane Doe, wouldn’t be harmed by the trial being pushed.
Brown mentioned the girl remains to be being handled underneath employees’ compensation and since her remedy is ongoing, he’s unable to acquire key proof to completely consider her claims.
The housekeeper opposed the trial date being modified. Doe argued the lawsuit has been pending for fairly a while and Brown’s authorized workforce must be ready.
She argued Brown had did not current the court docket “with any good trigger for his or her lack of diligence in discovery.”
The choose ended up siding with Brown at a current listening to. The trial will now begin round Christmas.
As RadarOnline.com beforehand reported, Doe sued Brown in July 2021. She claimed to have been severely injured after his canine attacked her on December 12, 2020.
Doe mentioned she was unaware Brown allowed giant “vicious biting, killer assault canines” to roam round with no lease.
Doe, who was working at Brown’s mansion in Tarzana, Cali., mentioned Brown’s Caucasian Orvchake/Caucasian Shepherd canine named Hades mauled her whereas she was emptying the trash outdoors.
Doe mentioned the canine “savagely” bit her face, her arms and different components of her physique. She mentioned the animal ripped giant chunks of pores and skin off her physique.
The housekeeper mentioned she laid on the ground bleeding profusely and was “barely capable of see as blood” lined her complete physique.
Doe claimed that Brown approached her whereas speaking on the cellphone. She claimed he instructed his workforce to seize all his canines and take away them from the house.
She accused him of basically having his safety workforce “destroy proof and flee the scene.” Doe mentioned she feared she would die from the incident.
Doe claimed Brown took duty when police arrived on the dwelling. The lawsuit believes she’s owed an 8-figure sum for her alleged emotional and psychological misery.
The singer denied all allegations of wrongdoing. He accused Doe of inflicting her accidents when she “teased, abused and mistreated” the canine and thereby “provoked the assault.”
Brown’s lawyer wrote, “[Doe] invited the accidents now complained of and assumed the danger of them with full data of the magnitude of that threat, in that she knew her foregoing conduct would possibly trigger the canine to assault her, and significantly injure her, each of which occasions are alleged to have occurred.”
The entertainer mentioned Doe didn’t deserve a dime and requested for all claims to be dismissed.