Rebecca Lecaroz

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Depp's longtime friend and Eastern Columbia Building neighbor testifies he observed no injuries on Heard's face during multiple close-range encounters on May 22–25, 2016.

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Bredehoft challenges Baruch's injury observations through makeup expertise gaps, reveals his financial dependence on Depp, and introduces texts where Depp calls Heard a "cunt."

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Judge Azcarate strikes Gina Deuters' testimony after she admits watching trial clips, then bars non-legal-team from front row following Eve Barlow's note-passing.

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Pre-deposition sidebar where Judge Azcarate ruled on exhibit admissibility for three upcoming deposition playbacks: Laura Wasser, Christian Carino, and ACLU's Terence Dougherty.

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CAA talent agent Christian Carino testifies about Depp's reputation and career, attributing the loss of Pirates 6 to Heard's allegations while maintaining Depp's acting reputation remained unchanged.

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Court handles expert attendance, witness address redaction, exhibit housekeeping, and rules on the scope of Richard Marks's op-ed impact testimony.

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Depp's entertainment law expert Richard Marks details nearly 50 years of industry experience and opines that Heard's 2018 op-ed caused devastating reputational harm to Depp's career.

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Nadelhaft challenged Marks's $975/hour fee and credentials, then cataloged pre-op-ed negative publicity about Depp to contest the causal link between Heard's op-ed and his career harm.

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Lecaroz rehabilitates Marks on redirect, eliciting that pre-existing negative press did not change Depp's Hollywood standing while the op-ed was categorically different.

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IP damages expert Doug Bania testifies that Q scores and Google search results show measurable reputational decline for Depp following Heard's 2016 allegations and 2018 op-ed.

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Nadelhaft questioned Bania about his deposition testimony, Google Trends results, and the three Q-score time points used in his analysis.

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Lecaroz rehabilitates Bania on two cross points: his opinion that the op-ed negatively impacted Depp's image and the rationale for his three-point Q score methodology.

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Depp's counsel used Falati's nursing notes to establish Heard's self-reported substance abuse, mental health history, and no documented injuries after Australia.

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Heard's younger sister testifies about Depp's substance-driven controlling behavior across their relationship and directly witnessing Depp strike both her and Heard during the March 2015 staircase incident.

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Lecaroz challenges Whitney's bias through financial ties to Depp, narrows her eyewitness scope to the staircase incident alone, and impeaches her with a 2015 text message.

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Depp's entertainment expert Richard Marks rebuts Kathryn Arnold's damages opinions, challenging her comparable actors, renegotiation assumptions, and $45M earnings projection as lacking factual foundation.

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Lecaroz's two-question redirect establishes that Marks negotiated deals for Chris Pratt and Paul Rudd — both Marvel superhero actors — rehabilitating his genre credentials after cross.

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Recalled expert Doug Bania rebuts Schnell's Twitter analysis and Arnold's comparable-actor claims, concluding neither proved the Waldman statements caused economic harm to Heard.

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Nadelhaft challenges Bania's exact-phrase search methodology, Q score timing inconsistencies, and narrow assignment scope on rebuttal to Schnell and Arnold.

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Sidebar rulings admit Beverly Leonard for limited impeachment, restrict Kate Moss to staircase testimony, and exclude Dr. Collins and Bryan Neumeister as rebuttal experts.

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The court limited Neumeister's rebuttal testimony to photographs in evidence and their EXIF metadata, denied use of the UK trial judgment, and rejected TMZ's intervention motion.

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Digital forensics expert Neumeister testifies that EXIF metadata in Heard's injury photos shows photo-editing software, making forensic authentication impossible.

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Murphy challenges Neumeister's credentials and uses deposition testimony to limit his opinions on photo editing software and EXIF metadata modification.

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Lecaroz redirected Neumeister to clarify the EXIF/metadata distinction and explain why iTunes backup extractions cannot forensically verify photo provenance.