Amber Heard disapproves, claims Johnny Depp's win is a "step backwards for women", will appeal?

Amber Heard sadly left the court after hearing the sentencing. She disagreed with the results and said the jury's verdict was a setback for women. Meanwhile, Johnny Depp's team of lawyers hugged each other, in tears because they had won the case.

On June 1, the final trial of the lawsuit between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard took place in the court of Fairfax, Virginia (USA). Heard and her legal team were present to hear the verdict announced. The actress appeared in a black outfit, wearing gold jewelry. She smiled as she stepped inside.

Inside the court, Aquaman showed a tense face and repeatedly discussed with his team of lawyers while waiting for the jury to announce the final results.

In the lawsuit, Heard hired Ben Rottenborn and a number of American lawyers to help in the litigation process. On Depp's side, he has Camille Vasquez - a famous lawyer of the law firm Brown Rudnick based in California.

After a period of hard work, the jury found Heard smeared Depp on 3 counts and declared the actor the winner. He was awarded $10 million in punitive damages and $5 million in punitive damages. In total, Depp received $15 million from Heard. The judge reduced the fine to $10.35 million to comply with state limits on compensatory damages.

While listening to the jury announce the verdict, Amber Heard expressed displeasure. She kept shaking her head, sadly looking at the lawyer. She was hugged and comforted by her lawyer Elaine Bredehoft. At the end of the lawsuit, the jury found that the actress was partly affected by the lawsuit with Depp, so she received $ 2 million in compensation.

The Hollywood star said she was sad when she lost the lawsuit against her ex-husband. Heard insists the jury's verdict is a setback for women. "I cannot put into words how disappointed I am after hearing the verdict. I am heartbroken that all my evidence is not strong enough to resist Depp's power and influence."

At that time, the movie "Pirates of the Caribbean" was present at the Bridge Tavern pub in Newcastle (England). The actor shook hands with fans here when the lawsuit was announced. Guests present at the pub also shook hands and patted the shoulder to congratulate the actor's victory over his ex-wife.

However, Heard's legal team criticized Depp's failure to appear in court to hear the final verdict.

"The presence of Depp or Heard in the final trial shows the priority of each. While Amber Heard awaits verdict in Virginia, Depp plays guitar in the UK," said Heard's lawyer.

A source close to Depp told Law & Crime: "Due to his commitment to a pre-planned schedule, Mr. Depp was unable to be present in court to follow the verdict. Mr. Depp will be watching. final results from England".

At the end of the verdict, the actress quickly left the court. Heard's sister - Whitney Henriquez - accompanied her in the hearings. She hugged Heard tightly when her sister lost the lawsuit.

Contrary to Heard's dismay, Depp's legal team burst into triumph. Lawyers Ben Chew and Camille Vasquez walked out of the courthouse to applause and cheers from Depp's fans.

In front of the press and audience, Mr. Ben Chew said: "We are truly honored to support Mr. Depp and ensure that his case is considered fairly during the trial. The trial has resonated with the public and those who value truth and justice. The jury has reached the correct verdict. We can open a new page and look to the future."

Hundreds of people were outside the courthouse doors waiting for the final verdict from the jury. They followed the trial by phone. After Depp was declared the winner, the audience held up banners, chanting Depp's name.

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