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The representative is welcomed Johnny Depp The US jury issued a verdict after six weeks of hearings in a defamation case, against the background of accusations made by his ex-wife, Amber Heard, of domestic violence.
Depp said in a statement issued after the jury ruled in Fairfax Court near Washington, with compensation of $15 million in his favour, in exchange for $2 million in favor of Heard "The jury got my life back. I’m really touched".
After the responsible judge reduces the amount owed, Heard will have to pay Johnny $10.35 million, an amount that may be beyond her means, and put her in "impasse" Real.
But Johnny Depp’s lawyers, in an interview Wednesday, hinted that Amber Heardmay be "you survive" From this predicament, sympathetically from Deep.
And Johnny Depp’s lawyer, Benjamin Chu, hinted in a television interview, Wednesday, that Amber Heard may not have to pay the money.
In response to a question in the program "Good morning America" On whether Depp will agree to a settlement in which he agrees to "Depp waives any monetary damages"Chu hinted that this is on the table.
Chu said: "Obviously we can’t reveal all the conversations between the attorney and client, but as Mr. Deeb testified and as we explained at the end of the trial, it was never about money for Mr. Deeb.. the issue was about restoring his reputation, and he did.".
Depp and Heard may agree to a settlement before the end of the month, and the settlement agreement could include a waiver of damages, in exchange for Heard not appealing the case. The parties may also agree to remove some of the defamation suits from the judgment, or to reduce or eliminate the damages they owe each other.
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The representative is welcomed Johnny Depp The US jury issued a verdict after six weeks of hearings in a defamation case, against the background of accusations made by his ex-wife, Amber Heard, of domestic violence.
Depp said in a statement issued after the jury ruled in Fairfax Court Near Washington for $15 million in his favour, as against $2 million for Heard, “The jury gave me my life back. I’m really touched.”
After the judge in charge lowers the amount owed, Heard will have to pay Johnny $10.35 million, an amount that may well be beyond her means, and put her in a real “stalemate”.
But Johnny Depp’s lawyers, in an interview Wednesday, hinted that Amber Heardmay “survive” from this predicament, with the kindness of Depp.
And Johnny Depp’s lawyer, Benjamin Chu, hinted in a television interview, Wednesday, that Amber Heard may not have to pay the money.
In response to a question on “Good Morning America” if Depp would agree to a settlement in which he agreed to “waive Depp for any financial damages”, Chu hinted that this is on the table.
“Obviously we cannot reveal all the conversations between attorney and client, but as Mr. Depp testified and as we explained at the end of the trial, it was never about money for Mr. Depp… the issue was about restoring his reputation, and he did,” Chu said.
Depp and Heard may agree to a settlement before the end of the month, and the settlement agreement could include a waiver of damages, in exchange for Heard not appealing the case. The parties may also agree to remove some of the defamation suits from the judgment, or to reduce or eliminate the damages they owe each other.