Johnny Depp: Star didn’t want to appeal

Johnny Depp: Star didn’t want to appeal

Amber Heard and Johnny Depp have appealed the verdict in a defamation lawsuit. Apparently he felt compelled to do so.

The last word in the protracted dispute between Johnny Depp (59) and Amber Heard (36) does not seem to have been spoken yet. After the Hollywood star’s ex-wife appealed the verdict in a defamation lawsuit, Depp followed suit. In a brief interview with Gayle King (67), Camille Vasquez (38), this step.

The Depps side therefore expected that Heard would appeal, as did her lawyer shortly after the verdict was announced. Depp’s return is therefore part of a strategy “so that the court [Einsicht in] “I have the complete file”. If the actress insists on litigating, “we have to defend our client’s interests”.

“The Right Judgment”

It is now hoped that the verdict will stand, because from the point of view of Depp’s legal team, it was “the right verdict”. When asked if Depp would have refrained from appealing if Heard hadn’t, Vasquez replies with a resounding “yes”. Heard’s attorneys, meanwhile, declined to comment, according to King. Vasquez also confirmed to her again that it was not a “like you me, like me” situation.

In early June, the verdict came in a week-long defamation trial between Depp and Heard, in which the former couple had accused each other of domestic violence. The jury sided in large part with the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ star who has to pay his ex-wife two million dollars. However, Heard was hit much harder. She is said to transfer more than ten million dollars to Depp.

After the US media initially unanimously reported that Heard was appealing, Depp was also taking the same step. An anonymous source close to the actor said: “If Ms Heard is determined to proceed with the litigation by appealing the verdict, Mr Depp will be appealing at the same time to ensure that the full file and all relevant legal issues dated Court of Appeal will be considered.” Previously, Heard had already failed with an application to have the judgment overturned.

Source: Stern

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