What does the Depp v. Heard verdict mean for the media? It's hard to say.
By choosing to sue Heard for defamation and not The Washington Post, Depp bolstered his chances of winning — and emboldened media critics.
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By choosing to sue Heard for defamation and not The Washington Post, Depp bolstered his chances of winning — and emboldened media critics.
During the trial, Heard revealed that the op-eds first draft was produced by the American Civil Liberties Union and reviewed by three teams of lawyers before being finalised.
Amber Heard op-ed for the Washington Post, accusing Johnny Depp of being domestically violent, has been updated.An new version of the op-ed dropped on Thursday, adding a special editor's note.The...
Amber Heard op-ed updated after actresses loses against Johnny Depp
After six weeks of testimony, a Virginia jury on Wednesday found that both Heard and Depp were liable for defamation against the other.