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CSCS Partner Joe Cammarata had the opportunity to lean in and comment on how Johnny Depps’ recent court verdict can empower others. Stated in the article, several lawyers commented that the Depp and Heard case was complex and unique in its core and, ‘others should be wary of drawing any lasting conclusions about how their own proceedings would unfold’. Cammarata goes on to say, “It should not dissuade someone who has a legitimate case from seeking justice.”
Read the full article in The New York Times here, or read more about Joe Cammarata here.
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