Johnny Depp to court struggle again and the accusation of beating is chasing him

No sooner had the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star sued his ex-wife, Amber Heard, for defamation than he is preparing to return to the corridors of the courts after accusations from a former colleague of his assault.

Johnny Depp will appear in court next July, in a case related to the assault of Gregory Brooks, according to art news sites.

His lawyer, Camille Vasquez, who became famous recently in his case against Heard, will also plead for him.

The damage is not only physical
Gregory Brooks, the location manager who worked on the movie "City of Lies", claims that he got involved in a heated battle with the Hollywood star after he passed on the message that they were running out of time before filming was over.

Brooks also alleges in court documents that Depp physically assaulted him by punching him twice in the rib cage, as well as psychological harm through "verbal abuse." The merits of the case stated that after the alleged accident, the victim suffered physical and psychological pain

On the other hand, Depp claims that what happened with Brooks was "self-defense."

While the representative's defense responded to suit The introduction in 2018 said their client had been “provoked” and that the plaintiff had made him “feel insecure.”

Depp is scheduled to appear in Los Angeles court on July 25, while the compensation claimed is still unknown.

The relationship of Johnny Depp and his lawyer Camille The photos confirm who is lying??

It is noteworthy that Johnny Depp was suing his ex-wife for defamation, after she described herself in an article published by the "Washington Post" in 2018 as a "public figure representing domestic violence", without naming her ex-husband.

Depp was seeking $50 million in damages, saying the article destroyed his career and reputation. Amber Heard counterattacked and demanded double compensation.

Amber Heard in her first interview after losing to Johnny Depp..Social media distorted my picture

However, after a six-week trial, the seven jurors in Fairfax US court concluded on June 6 that the former couple had slandered each other through the press. But they awarded more than $10 million to the “Pirates of the Caribbean” star, in exchange for only $XNUMX million for the Aquaman star.

While Amber Heard intends to Appeals against sentence, says her attorney, Eileen Breedhoft