Amber Heard, after losing against Johnny Depp, resumes fiercely

Actress Amber Heard's lawyer said on Thursday she will appeal a grand jury's decision convicting her of defaming ex-husband Johnny Depp when she claimed she was a victim of sexual violence.
A seven-person jury in Virginia had spentOn Wednesday, Heard slandered the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star and awarded him $10.35 million in damages. The jury also determined that Heard was defamed by Depp and awarded her $2 million in damages.

One of Heard's attorneys, Eileen Charlesson Bredehoft, said on NBC's "Today" program. with me. The BBC said Depp's team was "able to refute a massive amount of evidence" that was allowed in another libel case in Britain that Depp lost.
Depp had filed a lawsuit against the British newspaper "The Sun", which described him as "wife abuse". A London High Court judge ruled that Depp had offended Heard at least 12 times, but Heard's lawyer was not allowed to tell the jury about that in the Virginia case, Bridehoft said.
So what did Depp's team learn from this? Demonization of Amber and Refutation of Evidence.”

"She's portrayed as a demon here," Breidhoft said. In this court, a number of things were allowed that should not have been allowed, and they caused the jury to be confused.”
Depp had said during the trial that he did not beat or sexually assault Heard, and argued that it was she who had turned violent during their marriage. Heard said she slapped Depp, but only to defend herself or her sister.