PANAMA CITY, Fla. – A jury found that CNN committed defamation against U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young and is responsible for punitive damages on Friday after more than eight hours of deliberation.

The lawyer also added that they wanted punitive damages based on Sam Altman’s net worth, which is said to be around $1.1 billion.

The six-person jury ruled Young was to be awarded $4 million in lost earnings and $1 million in personal damages, and it also found punitive damages were warranted against CNN. Before punitive ...

PANAMA CITY, Fla.- U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young, the plaintiff who defeated CNN in a dramatic defamation trial last week, says he doesn't forgive the journalists behind the "hit piece" on him ...

The jury also had found Young deserving of punitive damages and was expected to deliver a verdict later Friday on how much the network would have to pay. Because punitive damages are intended to ...

Ultimately, Murrell won a default judgment on all counts, and Talwani added punitive damages. "Murrell’s attackers showed no remorse for their actions. Instead, Patriot Front and Rousseau ...

The jury also found CNN should have to pay punitive damages. On Friday afternoon, CNN and Young’s attorneys reached a settlement on the punitive damages award. The settlement amount was not ...

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Despite this finding, the jury proceeded to award punitive damages, contrary to the verdict sheet’s instructions. The jury’s actions provide implications to corporate defendants, illustrating ...

The settlement was made while the jury deliberated on how much CNN owed in punitive damages for libel. Earlier in the day, the network was ordered to pay Zachary Young $5 million in compensatory ...

They awarded Nautilus, the Arizona-based insurance company, $1.25 million in actual damages. Punitive damages were far less: $50. Gergel then tripled the actual damages, resulting in an additional ...