Chris Brown takes a loss after his half of billion greenback lawsuit will get thrown out by a decide.

On Jan. 12, the celebrity’s lawsuit in opposition to Warner Bros was tossed out by Judge Colin Leis. The R&B singer filed the go well with in opposition to Warner Bros and the manufacturing home Ample in January 2025 for the docu-series, Chris Brown: A History of Violence. The doc, airing in 2024 on Investigation Discovery, depicted Brown’s alleged historical past of home violence and sexual assault.

One explicit case within the doc documented a girl who claims that Brown raped her on Sean “Diddy” Comb’s yacht in 2020. Despite the claims, Billboard experiences that the “Loyal” crooner responded saying that these claims had been false. He additionally added that the girl had a violent previous of her personal.

Brown’s lawyer, Levi McCathern, referred to as “shame” on Warner Bros for spreading these alleged lies.

“That’s not right and that’s not good and I’ll just say it right here shame on you, Warner Bros.,” his lawyer, Levi McCathern, stated on the time. “Shame on you big companies for doing this to people‘s lives because at the end of the day people are more important than companies.”

Judge Leis’ order

According to Leis’ order, Brown was fairly portrayed within the doc.

“The documentary recites most of the inconsistencies plaintiff notes, including the existence of the text messages,” writes Leis. “Media defendants thus presented a ‘fair and true’ report of [the woman’s] statements and the judicial record and proceedings.”

Leis additionally added that Brown’s defamation case lacked proof. He talked about that tradition author, Scaachi Koul’s, reporting of Brown’s “predisposition for punching women in the face,” in reference to his 2009 assault in opposition to his ex-girlfriend Rihanna, didn’t validate his case.

In 2009, the Grammy-winner was additionally order to serve 5 years of probation one yr of home violence counseling, and 6 months of group service for felony assault.