CNN parts ways with correspondent months after his story cost network millions in defamation suit - CNN declined to comment ...

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 ...

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.

Lawyers on both sides discussed several issues in the case before the jury came in. Devin Freedman, Young's lawyer, said he recently learned that his client's security clearance has been dropped ...

"He never planned any evacuation or created any evacuation procedures." Young's lead attorney, Devin Freedman, counters that the case represents "a critical inflection point for anyone who values ...

Circuit Judge William Henry of the 14th Judicial Circuit presided. According to Devin Freedman, lead attorney for Young, it was a strategic decision by his law firm, Freedman Normand Friedland ...

“None of them are sorry,” Young’s lead counsel Devin Freedman said of the CNN employees who took the stand. “All of them said they would do it again. They said they had nothing to apologize for.” ...

PANAMA CITY — The jury deliberated Thursday night and will resume work Friday morning in a defamation trial being held at the Bay County Courthouse involving CNN and a former U.S. government ...

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 ...

Devin Freedman, a lawyer for the plaintiff, has argued that “CNN’s internal documents showed it was undeniably trying to hurt Mr. Young with its defamatory broadcasts.” Communications ...