Amber Heard Ruining Her Lawyer Elaine Bredehoft’s Career? Attorney Earns Sympathy
Amber Heard has been having a tough week amid the defamation trial at the Fairfax County Courthouse in Virginia.
Johnny Depp's supporters have been seeing the brighter light due to the actor's potential in finally winning the case and clearing his name. But they also recently offered sympathy for Heard's lawyer, Elaine Bredehoft, whose life and career seemingly got ruined because of her client.
A news outlet recently noted how the cross-examination last week led Heard and Bredehoft to squabble.
For what it's worth, the "Aquaman" actress took the stand for the last time on Tuesday. At that time, Depp's lawyer, Camille Vasquez - who has been earning praises for her performance in the courtroom - continuously objected to her questions.
The judge, in return, sustained many of those queries, leaving Bredehoft speechless.
At one point, Heard's lawyer repeatedly said, "I'm trying, I'm trying" after not offering a successful redirect against the other party.
Heard's disappointment toward her attorneys was also shown in a viral video shared on the Twitter page of Law&Crime Trial Network's executive producer Cathy Russon.
"When #AmberHeard was done testifying, the judge told her she could have a seat next to her attorney, twice, - instead - Heard walked out of the courtroom before the jury had the opportunity to leave for the break," the caption says.
The judge tells her to take a seat next to her attorney twice. But she shrugs it off and goes straight outside the courtroom.
Amber Heard Verbally Abusing Elaine Bredehoft, Lawyers
Aside from Bredehoft's exhaustion throughout the trial, Depp's fans also expressed their consideration for the lawyer as there have been buzzes that Heard has been shouting at her representatives behind the camera.
With that, they assume that the lawyer herself knows firsthand that Heard could abuse anyone - including her.
While the buzzes about the screaming sessions should be taken with a grain of salt, Bredehoft surely earned people's support.
Before Bredehoft got dragged into the defamation trial, she has been known as one of the best lawyers in the US since 1997. She also ranks as one of the top ten lawyers by her peers in the Washington D.C., Metropolitan area.
