The famous singer took the stage in front of a crowd, with his lawyers Camille Vasquez and Ben Chew attending the concert
THE Johnny Depp kicked off his US tour with Jeff Beck in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday night, October 4, 2022, and had some special guests in the audience.
The famous singer took the stage in front of a crowd of people, with his lawyers, Camille Vasquez and Ben Chew, giving the “present” at the concert.
Depp was represented by these lawyers in his lawsuit against her Amber Heard for defamation, regarding an article written by his ex-wife accusing him of domestic violence. The actor took to the stage with Jeff, while his lawyers posed with the crowd, having secured VIP passes, as Depp’s “gift” for the court they won.
It is worth noting that the actor was awarded 10 million dollars in damages during the trial, money that Amber Heard probably has a hard time finding…
Recall that Amber recently changed lawyers again in her attempt to get two insurance companies to foot the multi-million dollar defamation bill. The actress was ordered to pay her ex-husband millions in damages at the end of the explosive defamation trial in June.
The actress recently hired Kirk Pasich on her legal team in an effort to get insurance companies to cover the amount. “Puck” claims Amber Heard’s expenses ballooned to more than $8 million before the Virginia trial even began.
The “battle” involves Travelers Commercial Insurance Company and New York Marine General Insurance Company. Travelers initially sued New York Marine in July 2021 to win back half of the costs it spent defending a client who turned out to be the actress.
Insurers are currently suing Amber to avoid contributing to the defamation settlement after the ‘Aquaman’ actress must pay Depp about $10.35 million, using a California law that does not bind insurers to cover “intentional acts”.
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