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 ...

CNN claimed Young's organization charged $75,000 per vehicle for road evacuations from Kabul to Pakistan and $14,500 per person for flights to the United Arab Emirates.

"You lied to the jury, did you not?" Freedman asked. "I did not," Marquardt claimed.

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 ...

Attorney Devin Freedman presents closing arguments on behalf of his client, Zachary Young, in a defamation case against CNN. (Jessica Costescu/ Washington Free Beacon) PANAMA CITY, Fla. (CN) — A ...

Under intense questioning from Devin “Velvel” Freedman, Young’s lawyer ... that Marquardt was angling to hurt Young. “We gonna nail this Zachary Young [expletive],” the journalist ...

The jury in Panama City, Florida, deliberated for more than eight hours starting Thursday before ruling in favor of Zachary ...

Devin Freedman, acting for Mr Young ... “We gonna nail this Zachary Young mf---er,” Mr Marquardt sent to a colleague days before the package was broadcast. One producer wrote that Mr Young ...

A Florida jury found that CNN liable of defaming Navy veteran Zachary Young on Friday ... Meanwhile, Devin Freedman, a lawyer for Young, argued that “Zach’s ability to walk into a room ...

Zachary Young — a U.S. Navy veteran who had previously worked ... From the outset, Young’s attorney Devin Freedman tried to paint Marquardt as a reporter looking to uncover a scam. "This was early ...

The lawyer for Zachary Young, who is suing CNN in a defamation ... "CNN is so arrogant," attorney Devin Freedman said. "They are so used to getting whatever they want without beholding to account ...

At his closing statement for the CNN defamation lawsuit, Zachary Young's attorney Devin Freedman questioned whether CNN expected jurors to be "stupid" enough to believe their "bold face lies.