The Latino Majority: Camille Vasquez on the Unexpected Fame that Came from Representing Johnny Depp

Camille Vasquez didn’t anticipate her fame.
Raised by a Cuban mother and Colombian father, Camille and her sister were given a simple directive early on: focus on your education.
That ultimately resulted in one of two options: doctor or lawyer. She chose the latter-her sister the former-and started down a path that led her to representing Johnny Depp in a highly publicized defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard.
It wasn’t a predictable route, but her parents had set her on a course to becoming a prominent-and now internationally recognized-Latina lawyer, and now partner at her firm.
Vasquez doesn’t take her newfound celebrity lightly. Her “earned luck,” as she describes it, means she not only gets to play a role model for young Latinas entering law but also gets to honor her parents’ sacrifices.
Listen to the full episode of The Latino Majority with this distinguished attorney here:
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your brilliant you're so brilliant thank you. And true...

[@707Coco707]

Thank you for uploading this video. Camille is fantastic and such an inspiration. Please upload more of the interview :)

[@ft_ph]

Hi Camille! I am a fan from the Philippines. 🇵🇭❤ you are an inspiration! ❤❤❤