Johnny Depp is saved from the trial of an employee who accused him of beating him

He just got out of the controversy in the case against Amber Heard, and now the “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor has another legal controversy at the door. Well, after a City of Lies employee sued him for assault, Johnny Depp’s legal team reached an agreement with employee Greg Brooks.

The complaint was filed by Greg Brooks, who explains that on April 13, 2017, Johnny Depp got angry and yelled a few sentences at him who do you look like? You have no right to tell me what to do. ”The location manager of the movie“ City of Lies ”spoke to the LAPD after the incident.

However, Johnny Depp struck a deal to avoid trial of Greg Brooksdue to start on July 25, however, the filings submitted do not provide more detail on the conditions under which both parties have come to not go to court in Los Angeles.

According to the production worker, Johnny Depp attacked Gregg Brooks for a tip in which he mentioned that a scene could not be recorded because they did not have permissions. The location manager told the “Pirates of the Caribbean” actor that he only had one more attempt to finish filming before he left.

Johnny Depp’s accident in “City of Lies”

After the movie actor’s assault on the location manager, Gregg Brooks spoke to an agent, further infuriating Johnny Depp, who allegedly punched the employee in the ribs and was quickly evacuated from production to prevent him from climbing onto the set.

Later, Greeg Brooks is said to have been fired from producing “City of Lies” a week later, after refusing to sign a deal not to sue Johnny Depp. In the event that the “Fantastic Beasts” actor complies with the new agreement, the trial will be canceled, otherwise they could be seen in court in early 2023.

Johnny Depp’s lawyers recently responded to a request for the verdict to be quashed in his favor in the trial against Amber Heard, arguing that it was not presented in a timely manner and that there will be no chance for a retrial. And finally, the ‘Aquaman’ actress will have to pay the 10.35 million dollars.