Actress Amber Heard has headed out in different directions from Elaine Bredehoft, her primary attorney in Depp v. Heard case, a representative declared Monday.
Heard, 36, has employed First Amendment lawyers David Axelrod and Jay Ward Brown, who effectively addressed the New York Times against a slander claim brought by Sarah Palin, previous Alaska lead representative and 2008 Republican bad habit official candidate.
"We invite the valuable chance to address Ms. Heard in this allure as it is a case with significant First Amendment suggestions for each American," said Axelrod and Brown in a joint proclamation.