Covington Catholic Student's Lawyers Send Notice to CNN, Other Outlets
“Please preserve all information that may be relevant to the Sandmann Matter,” the letter says. “If our clients pursue litigation, we intend to serve … discovery requests to access your computer networks and systems, and to seek the production of relevant documents and communications.”
February 06, 2019 at 03:22 PM
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Lawyers representing Nick Sandmann, the teen in the viral video with a Native American elder in a protest in Washington, D.C., have sent an evidence-preservation letter to Atlanta-based CNN and other media companies in preparation for potential defamation litigation.
CNN communications contacts did not have an immediate response.
Atlanta defamation attorney L. Lin Wood and trial lawyer Todd McMurtry of Hemmer DeFrank Wessels in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, announced last week that they've been retained by the family of Nick Sandmann, 16, a Covington Catholic School 11th-grader.
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