Fox Reaches $787.5 Million Settlement, , Avoiding Dominion Defamation Trial.
Fox News has reportedly reached a last-minute
settlement with Dominion Voting Systems,
averting a high-profile defamation trial. .
Fox News has reportedly reached a last-minute
settlement with Dominion Voting Systems,
averting a high-profile defamation trial. .
'The New York Times' reports that, had the trial proceeded,
many of the company's leading figures would have taken
the stand, including media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
'The New York Times' reports that, had the trial proceeded,
many of the company's leading figures would have taken
the stand, including media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
The truth matters.
Lies have consequences, Justin Nelson, Attorney for Dominion, via 'The New York Times'.
According to lawyers involved with the case,
the network will not be forced to apologize.
'NYT' reports that Dominion sued Fox two years
ago, accusing the network of airing false stories
regarding Dominion's voting machines.
'NYT' reports that Dominion sued Fox two years
ago, accusing the network of airing false stories
regarding Dominion's voting machines.
Over two years ago, a torrent of lies
swept Dominion and election officials
across America into an alternative
universe of conspiracy theories
causing grievous harm to
Dominion and the country. , Justin Nelson, Attorney for Dominion, via 'The New York Times'.
Today’s settlement of $787.5 million
represents vindication and accountability, Justin Nelson, Attorney for Dominion, via 'The New York Times'.
In the days leading up to the settlement
being reached, Fox raised questions regarding
Dominion's claim of suffering damages.
In the days leading up to the settlement
being reached, Fox raised questions regarding
Dominion's claim of suffering damages.
'NYT' reports that the deal was reached at
the last minute possible, coming after
little negotiation between the two sides. .
The trial was slated to include
testimony from star anchors including
Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Maria Bartiromo.
The trial was slated to include
testimony from star anchors including
Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Maria Bartiromo.
The trial was slated to include
testimony from star anchors including
Sean Hannity, Tucker Carlson and Maria Bartiromo