Antonio Brown Ordered By Judge To Appear For Disposition On Civil Lawsuit For Trashing Condo

September 23, 2019, 1:41pm EST (Updated: October 24, 2022, 2:11pm)By Darrelle Lincoln

The Antonio Brown saga continues.

On Monday, the free agent wide receiver found out he was being ordered to appear for a deposition that cited a civil lawsuit against him regarding him trashing a multi-million-dollar condominium that he rented back in 2018.

NEW: Antonio Brown has been ordered by a Miami judge to appear for a deposition tomorrow morning at 9:30. The deposition, which will be videotaped, is part of a civil lawsuit alleging that he trashed a multi-million dollar condominium unit that he was renting in early 2018. pic.twitter.com/z26taU8zRH
— Daniel Wallach (@WALLACHLEGAL) September 23, 2019

The deposition had previously been scheduled for May 22, 2019, but AB sought a protective order, which was was denied in late August. At that point, AB’s attorney, citing the player’s “crazy schedule”, sought to delay the deposition, leading to a contempt motion and the order.
— Daniel Wallach (@WALLACHLEGAL) September 23, 2019

On top of appearing for that deposition, it will also be videotaped.

Miami judge orders Antonio Brown appear for deposition Tuesday as part of civil lawsuit unrelated to recent allegations https://t.co/WvVHsKKail pic.twitter.com/4yeNvD3p5L
— WEEI (@WEEI) September 23, 2019

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It should be noted that this lawsuit is unrelated to any and all sexual assault allegations levied against him by Britney Taylor, nor the second accuser that he sent harassing text messages to that got him kicked off the New England Patriots.

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Clarification: This is a landlord-tenant dispute alleging damage to the interior unit. This is not the lawsuit alleging that he threw furniture off the balcony. Same condo unit though. https://t.co/lVa1U8A3Fw
— Daniel Wallach (@WALLACHLEGAL) September 23, 2019