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Pilot Deposition and Medical Records Challenge Ex-Assistant's Assault Claim Against Lil Wayne

Wayne seeks a second deposition after filings say a pilot's sworn testimony contradicts the assistant's account.

Overview

  • On Saturday, July 25, 2026, Wayne's lawyers filed court papers saying a recently taken deposition of the private jet pilot conflicts with Andrew Williams' timeline of the 2022 incident.
  • The filing cites urgent-care and follow-up medical records that show no swelling or significant injury and note a prescribed ibuprofen that the records say was not taken.
  • Andrew Williams sued in 2022 alleging Wayne punched him aboard a private jet while Williams tried to intervene in a confrontation, claims Wayne denies and describes as self-defense.
  • Wayne is asking the court for permission to depose Williams a second time to question him about the pilot's testimony and his medical history, making witness credibility the core dispute in discovery.
  • The suit remains an active civil case over battery, negligence and emotional distress, and its direction now depends on evidentiary rulings and how the court weighs conflicting testimony and records.