Camille Vasquez

Camille Vasquez spoke out on ABC's GMA on Wednesday morning where she told host George Stephanopoulos that it was 'overwhelming' to have become a social ...

“Historically, we have reserved this announcement for the end of our fiscal year. Ms Heard described the verdict as “a setback” for women who speak up with allegations of abuse and her attorney has already said she plans to appeal. In the op-ed, Ms Heard described herself as a victim of domestic abuse and spoke of feeling “the full force of our culture’s wrath for women who speak out”. “It’s been overhwleming and surreal but to the extent that I can encourage young women to stay in school and pursue a legal career, it’s all worth it,” she said. Outside the courthouse in Fairfax, Virginia, Ms Vasquez was spotted greeting fans and the Alpacas that some had brought to the courthouse in support of Mr Depp. Inside the courtroom, she was celebrated by Mr Depp’s fans for her tough cross-examination of Ms Heard, where she challenged her claims about being a victim of domestic abuse and sought to tear holes in her version of events.

The Pirates of The Caribbean's lawyers appeared on Good Morning America for their first tell-all interview after winning the defamation trial against his ex- ...

And the jury got to see, the world got to see and hear, from Ms Heard in that relationship on every single topic." It was six years in the making and I think he was able to connect with the jury and the general public. Ben continued: "There was a real contrast. And the facts in this case were overwhelmingly positive for Johnny. And the verdict speaks for itself. It was important to us that any question that was asked was tied to something she had said previously. And I feel that finally, after six years, he's gotten his life back."

Last week, the civil trial jury awarded Depp $15 million—$10 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages. The jury also awarded Amber ...

"It is as unseemly as it is unprofessional that Johnny Depp's legal team has chosen to do a victory lap for setting back decades of how women can be treated in the courtroom. It sets back the clock to a time when a woman who spoke up and spoke out could be publicly shamed and humiliated. "I think that her impression on the jury was what it was. "It was very important for us, that every question that was asked was tied to something that she had said previously. I think that made a difference." Chew highlighted the differences between Depp and Heard the jury may have noticed.

In interviews with "Good Morning America" and "TODAY," Johnny Depp's lawyer Camille Vasquez said her newfound fame is "overwhelming and surreal."

“And the fact that she is a woman of color is an added bonus.” Social media, especially TikTok, is at the core of Vasquez’s rising popularity. Fans were waiting outside for Vasquez and her man, who took selfies with onlookers.

Johnny Depp's lawyers Camille Vasquez and Ben Chew have slammed Amber Heard's claims that the actor's TikTok and social media had impacted jury's verdict.

Johnny Depp's attorneys Benjamin Chew and Camille Vasquez hit the morning shows Wednesday, a day after she made partner at their law firm.

Meanwhile, the Brown Rudnick law firm announced Tuesday that Vasquez, 37, was “elevated to partner” specifically due to the Depp case. A spokesman for Heard wasn’t happy about Vasquez and Chew doing the morning-show rounds, saying in a statement released Tuesday afternoon, “It is as unseemly as it is unprofessional that Johnny Depp’s legal team has chosen to do a victory lap for setting back decades of how women can be treated in the courtroom. “It was very important for us [that] every question that was asked was tied to something she had said previously,” she said. And ... [Heard] feels the burden of that.” Vasquez told “GMA” that Depp was able to connect with the jury. And the fact that she is a woman of color is an added bonus.”

Less then a week after her impressive victory in Johnny Depp's highly-publicised defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard, Depp's lawyer Camille Vasquez has ...

Doing the cross and closings, that's pretty unprecedented," the partner explained. "Historically, we have reserved this announcement for the end of our fiscal year. "And the fact that she is a woman of colour is an added bonus." "Talent agents are circling Camille because they recognise that she is the unicorn – a smart, savvy, poised lawyer whose impactful performance during the trial propelled her to a rare level of visibility," the source said. One partner at a Los Angeles law firm told the Post that she was "very surprised to see she was an associate," considering her performance at the trial. The hotshot lawyer released a statement reacting to the promotion, saying she was "delighted that Brown Rudnick has given me its full vote of confidence.

"We obviously can't disclose attorney-client communications, but as Mr Depp testified … this was never about money for Mr Depp," Chew said carefully.

He was candid about some unfortunate texts that he wrote," Chew told the breakfast show. Heard claimed said she was defamed by Depp's lawyer when he called her abuse allegations a hoax. Last week after an explosive and at times disturbing defamation trial, a jury found Depp should be awarded the partial sum of $US15 million ($23.1m) in damages. He continued on to say he does not see Heard's attorneys successfully overturning the court's decision in the near future. "Johnny owned his issues. "The key to victory was focusing on the facts and the evidence, and Johnny's opportunity to speak the truth for the first time," she told the talk show.

Camille Vasquez, one of the lawyers of Johnny Depp, has now got a promotion at her law firm. The announcement comes just a a week after Johnny won the case.

Camille had said, "Today's verdict confirms what we have said from the beginning, that the claims against Johnny Depp are defamatory and unsupported by any evidence... Announcing the news of Camille's promotion, Brown Rudnick’s chairman and CEO William Baldiga said, “We are delighted to welcome Camille to the partnership. Camille has said in a statement, “I am delighted that Brown Rudnick has given me its full vote of confidence by having me join the partnership.

Benjamin Chew replied: “We obviously can't disclose attorney-client communications but as Mr Depp testified, and as we've both made clear in our respective ...

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The SoCal-based Vasquez, 37—who became the star legal player of the courtroom drama despite being a mere associate at her law firm of Brown Rudnick—made partner ...

“There is an abuser in this courtroom, but it is not Mr. Depp,” she said, going on to paint Heard as a liar and a manipulator, calling her a “deeply troubled person” and calling up the personality disorders she had been diagnosed with. She used visual evidence to show a lack of marks or bruises on Heard’s person, telling the jury that the evidence and the dates Heard had given didn’t match up. “You like to use drugs on special occasions, don’t you?” she asked Heard, going on to reference all the times Heard admitted to using drugs, including on her 30th birthday at Coachella. Somehow, when Vasquez reiterated Heard’s admissions, they came across in a most unfavorable way. But Vasquez did exactly that when cross-examining Heard, who had repeatedly denied leaking a video of a drunk and disorderly Depp trashing his kitchen to TMZ. “Another liar on the stand,” Vasquez said in response, sounding almost sad. That Heard had gotten her Aquaman role completely on her own was not exactly true, Depp said later in the proceedings. Closing arguments are one of the most important tools in a trial lawyer’s arsenal. “It’s been surreal, and if I’m honest, a bit overwhelming,” Vasquez told GMA‘s George Stephanopoulos of the newfound attention. Hopefully, I had curbed their worries to some degree.” During the closing arguments for Depp v. Heard testified, “I still fully intend on honoring all of my pledges. Meanwhile, Today‘s Savannah Guthrie told Vasquez, “I saw someone on social media get a tattoo of your face on your body, which is weird.” It’s all in the details, not the public statements.

She sparked rumours of a romance with her star client due to their touchy-feely displays in court – now, lawyer Camille Vasquez's real-life boyfriend has ...

“Vasquez is not exactly a rookie, but it’s unusual to have an associate taking charge in such a huge case. “But in reality, the decision to bring her in was taken way too late and there was no way she could have gotten up to speed in such a short space of time.” “For Depp’s loyal fans, these dramatic rituals will seem like validation. But she knew the evidence inside out and has done a great job,” a source told the Daily Mail. And in footage filmed outside the court, Ms Vasquez could be seen smiling and giggling when one paparazzo asked her directly if she and Depp were dating. “Her behaviour in court places Depp back in role as the romantic hero,” James theorised.

Thanks to the unprecedented worldwide attention the Depp-Heard defamation trial attracted, a relatively unknown entertainment lawyer from San Francisco has ...

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Despite the Pirates of the Caribbean actor winning his defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard last week and being awarded US$15 million ($23.1m) in damages ...

He was candid about some unfortunate texts that he wrote," Chew told the breakfast show. Heard claimed said she was defamed by Depp's lawyer when he called her abuse allegations a hoax. Last week after an explosive and at times disturbing defamation trial, a jury found Depp should be awarded the partial sum of US$15m in damages. He continued on to say he does not see Heard's attorneys successfully overturning the court's decision in the near future. "Johnny owned his issues. "The key to victory was focusing on the facts and the evidence, and Johnny's opportunity to speak the truth for the first time," she told the talk show.