Warner Bros. Screams 'Free Speech' At Chris Brown As $500 Million Lawsuit Escalates

Chris Brown, It’s enoughand Warner Bros. The legal battle is deep and it’s getting hot!

The R&B superstar and producers of the “Chris Brown: History of Violence” documentary have been piqued before and after them, claiming that the production company is not wrong.

In January, Chris Brown publicly accused Warner Bros. of promoting projects he deemed an honorable loss. He allegedly portrayed the project as misconducting sexual assaults and numerous acts of violence against multiple women.

Apple and Warner Bros. responded to Brown in court this week, opposed allegations of fraud as per the initial filing. The producers firmly denied the claim, citing free speech as a central part of their defense. Their lawyers argued that Brown’s argument was flawed.

They further argued that the statements made were not substantially false or essentially untrue. They further allegedly claimed that the singer, the famous person, could not prove that the defendant had actually acted in a statement about him.

The producers also rejected Brown’s claim that he suffered mental distress due to their actions and urged the court to dismiss the case. According to the contact details, the defendant further requested that the performer be liable for legal costs.

In a lawsuit filed against Doxally’s producers in January, Brown argued that the series was filled with false stories. He denounced Warner Bros Discovery, Abundance, and other political parties involved in the production of spreading honorable and detrimental statements about him.

As the Explosion shares, the singer refuted his portrayal of him as a “serial rapist and sexual abuser,” reiterating that he never committed a crime for a sex-related crime.

He also pointed out that the docusary hero withdraws her case and admits that her allegations are not true.

Brown has expressed that he strongly disapproved the production crew as he utilizes the old story for fame and profit. He claimed that the accounts shared on Docusary not only brought painful memories, but also hurt his reputation, career and business opportunities.

He denounces the producer and docusary heroes to ignorance the important evidence pointing to his innocence and accuse him of aiming to hurt his image.

Brown reflected the lengthy process of repairing his controversial reputation, highlighting that it took over a decade and that he continues to work on it.

His history of domestic violence, particularly against Rihanna, confirmed that he was held responsible for past mistakes and has since focused on important personal and professional growth.

The singer demanded $500 million in damages. He promised that if he scores a victory, he would give it to survivors of sexual abuse.

Brown is also stuck in another legal battle with his former domestic staff who dragged him into court over his dog attack. In the report of the explosion, Maria Avila alleged that the attack caused serious injuries and permanent damage to her sensitive areas, including her face.

Avila’s lawyer added that the singer witnessed the attack but did not provide help. Instead, he reportedly instructed his bodyguard to drive the dog away to eliminate evidence.

The involved bodyguard moved her dog to Humboldt County, Northern California, where she ultimately abandoned it. The Humane Society later discovered the dog, and then euthanized it shortly afterwards.

He is also allegedly not taken her to the hospital or provided support after the attack. Avila then presented photos of the injury.

The former housekeeper requested a court hearing in particular to address some issues in her case that attempted to step down representatives of his company, Black Pyramid LLC.

Unfortunately, the parties refuse to provide witnesses to the deposition process. Avila’s lawyers highlighted the difficulty of scheduling a singer’s deposition as they reached out six times in February and March without receiving a positive response.

In her lawsuit, the former housekeeper details the gory incident in which Chris was attacked by a large ochre/white shepherd dog owned by Chris while working with her sister at a Los Angeles home.

Avila explained that the attack occurred when she disposed of the trash. The dog reportedly pulled a major part of her skin, as specified in the evidence of the injury picture.

For Chris Brown and the producers of Docusary, how does the Hammer of Justice swing?