Attorney Vel Freedman won a landmark defamation case against CNN for his client, Navy veteran Zachary Young. At a time where polls show there is a growing mistrust in legacy media, attorney Devin ...

Devin Freedman asked if CNN thinks "we're all stupid" while addressing jurors during his closing argument in the network's defamation trial on Thursday. Freedman is representing Zachary Young, a ...

Young’s Attorney Devin Freedman asked. “Yes, indeed,” Lumley said. Freedman presented Lumley with several emails between him and his colleagues leading up to and following the broadcast.

Young's lawyer, Devin Freedman, said Lumley had reservations about the story but he "eventually capitulated to the gods of media." Lumley responded by asking Freedman who the "gods of media" are.

According to Devin Freedman, lead attorney for Young, it was a strategic decision by his law firm, Freedman Normand Friedland, to hold the trial in Bay County. The firm has locations in New York ...

During Marquardt’s daylong testimony, Young’s attorney, Devin Freedman, tried to establish that the correspondent and the network had animus against Young and targeted him specifically.

For Devin Freedman, lead attorney for Young, "if this case doesn't qualify for punitive damages," then he does not know what case does. "There was a clear intent to harm Zach," Freedman said in ...

During Marquardt’s daylong testimony, Young’s attorney, Devin Freedman, tried to establish establish that the correspondent and the network had animus against Young and targeted him specifically.

CNN settled a lawsuit from a U.S. Navy veteran after a jury found the network guilty of defamation, putting the network on the hook for $5 million.. Details of the settlement weren’t made public ...

A CNN story about a "black market" for rescuing people from Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover is at the heart of a defamation trial that opens Monday in Florida.

From the outset, Young’s attorney Devin Freedman tried to paint Marquardt as a reporter looking to uncover a scam. "This was early enough on in the reporting process when I'm doing the research that I ...