Fox News host Tucker Carlson and CNN anchor Don Lemon have both hired the services of high-powered Hollywood attorney Bryan Freedman after their departure from their respective networks on Monday. Freedman has had a track record of aggressively pursuing lawsuits on behalf of clients fired by TV networks, ultimately securing multi-million dollar payouts. Given his impressive background and reputation, this move may signify that Carlson and Lemon could be preparing to sue their former employers over their dismissals.

Bryan Freedman is a Hollywood heavyweight who has represented a string of A-list clients in the entertainment industry, including Vin Diesel, Mariah Carey, and Quentin Tarantino. Following his graduation from Berkeley, California and attendance at the McGeorge School of Law, Freedman set up his own law firm, Freedman and Taitelman, LLP, in 1997 with a college friend, Michael Taitelman. He quickly established himself as one of the top trial attorneys in Hollywood with a reputation as an expert in crisis litigation, which is heavy in corporate drama and late-night phone calls.

Freedman has been on the California 'Super Lawyers' list, a peer-based rating for the top 5% of attorneys in Southern California, every year since 2007. Additionally, the Hollywood Reporter has included him in the 'Top 100 Power Lawyers' list every year since 2008. He has a long history of securing multi-million dollar payouts for TV hosts fired from their jobs, including Chris Harrison and Gabrielle Union. Harrison received a $9 million payout from ABC's "The Bachelor" after being fired as host, while Freedman negotiated an undisclosed settlement for Gabrielle Union following her accusations of racial discrimination by NBC after being fired as a judge of "America's Got Talent."

Fox News host Tucker Carlson and CNN anchor Don Lemon have both hired the services of high-powered Hollywood attorney Bryan Freedman after their departure from their respective networks on Monday. Freedman has had a track record of aggressively pursuing lawsuits on behalf of clients fired by TV networks, ultimately securing multi-million dollar payouts. Given his impressive background and reputation, this move may signify that Carlson and Lemon could be preparing to sue their former employers over their dismissals.
Bryan Freedman is a Hollywood heavyweight who has represented a string of A-list clients in the entertainment industry, including Vin Diesel, Mariah Carey, and Quentin Tarantino. Following his graduation from Berkeley, California and attendance at the McGeorge School of Law, Freedman set up his own law firm, Freedman and Taitelman, LLP, in 1997 with a college friend, Michael Taitelman. He quickly established himself as one of the top trial attorneys in Hollywood with a reputation as an expert in crisis litigation, which is heavy in corporate drama and late-night phone calls.
Freedman has been on the California 'Super Lawyers' list, a peer-based rating for the top 5% of attorneys in Southern California, every year since 2007. Additionally, the Hollywood Reporter has included him in the 'Top 100 Power Lawyers' list every year since 2008. He has a long history of securing multi-million dollar payouts for TV hosts fired from their jobs, including Chris Harrison and Gabrielle Union. Harrison received a $9 million payout from ABC's "The Bachelor" after being fired as host, while Freedman negotiated an undisclosed settlement for Gabrielle Union following her accusations of racial discrimination by NBC after being fired as a judge of "America's Got Talent."

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