Morgan Wallen’s lawyer said the country music star will appear in person at his next court hearing regarding the alleged chair-throwing incident from April.
Morgan Wallen did not appear at his first court hearing regarding his recent Nashville arrest.
Wallen’s lawyer, Worrick Robinson, appeared on his behalf instead after waiving the country music star’s first appearance. He explained the Friday court date was a « settlement, » in which Wallen’s legal team and the district attorney’s office could have a conversation about the case.
« This is obviously a very complicated case, » Robinson told reporters after the hearing. « It’s not going to resolve itself without subpoenas and witnesses. »
Robinson explained that they had « reset » the case for Aug. 15 and that Wallen would be in attendance for that date.
Wallen’s lawyer noted that the Aug. 15 court date could be a hearing, they could settle the case or the case could be continued.
« Morgan’s doing well, » Robinson said. « He’s very busy, which is good. He’s a family man and I think this concert is especially special for him because his family lives close.
