Angelo Gargasoulas, the brother of the accused Bourke Street killer, is charged with carrying out violent assaults using weapons including a hammer, knife and a box-cutter.
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The 27-year-old faced Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday, facing more than a dozen charges.
Angelo was allegedly stabbed by his brother, Dimitrious "Jimmy" Gargasoulas, in the early hours of January 20, the same day as the Bourke Street tragedy.
Dimitrious Gargasoulas allegedly killed six people and injured 31 more in the Bourke Street rampage. He has been charged with five counts of murder over the alleged attack, but is yet to be charged over the sixth victim's death.
Charge sheets released by the court on Friday reveal Angelo Gargasoulas is facing eight counts of unlawful assault, involving weapons including a hammer, a knife and a box-cutter.
Angelo is also charged with car thefts, three counts of intentionally causing injury and three counts of recklessly causing injury.
He faced court earlier this month over charges laid last year, including criminal damage and unlawful assault crimes.
The court heard he is expected to plead guilty to driving offences, including driving while disqualified and refusing to stay at a police station for a breath test when required.
Magistrate Felicity Broughton released Angelo on bail to face court on March 2.
