Abby Grossberg v. Fox News Corp., Tucker Carlson, et. al

Fox News has agreed to pay $12 million to Abby Grossberg, a former producer at the news station. Represented by Parisis “Gerry” Filippatos and the team at Filippatos PLLC, Grossberg accused the network of operating a hostile and discriminatory workplace and of coercing her into providing false testimony in a deposition in two separate lawsuits. With the settlement, Grossberg has concluded all her claims against Fox and any other defendants named in her lawsuits.

Fox News paid former producer Abby Grossberg a $12 million settlement after she accused the network of tolerating a a hostile work environment during her time working for Tucker Carlson’s show.

Attorney Parisis “Gerry” Filippatos represented Grossberg in her lawsuits against Fox News. Grossberg provided a statement to the Washington Post after the settlement was announced on June 30, saying she is grateful the network took her claims seriously, and that she’s hopeful the settlement is a positive step by the network in its treatment of women and minorities in the workplace.

Attorney Parisis “Gerry” Filippatos represented Abby Grossberg in her lawsuits against the Fox News Network. He announced the network agreed to a $12 million settlement, and Grossberg would conclude all of her claims against the defendants listed in her lawsuits.

Fox News paid $12 million on June 30 in a settlement with a former producer who claimed the network operated a hostile and discriminatory workplace. Attorneys Parisis “Gerry” Filippatos and Tanvir Rahman represented Abby Grossberg in her lawsuits against the network. Rahman released a statement to NPR from Grossberg, in which she said she is hopeful the resolution “represents a positive step by the Network regarding its treatment of women and minorities in the workplace.”

Attorney Tanvir Rahman, with Filippatos PLLC, told Reuters that Fox News agreed to pay Abby Grossberg $12 million to settle her lawsuit against the network. A former producer, she alleged the network operated a hostile and discriminatory workplace. In a statement, Grossberg said she’s hopeful the settlement is a positive step for the network in its treatment of women and minorities in the workplace.

Fox News has agreed to pay $12 million to Abby Grossberg to settle her lawsuits against the network. Grossberg was represented by Attorney Parisis “Gerry” Filippatos and Filippatos PLLC in her lawsuits alleging Fox tolerated a hostile work environment and that its lawyers pressured Grossberg to lie during a separate defamation lawsuit against the network. Filippatos told CBS News that the settlement resolves claims filed against Fox News, its parent company, former host Tucker Carlson, and the network’s attorneys

Abby Grossberg appeared on MSNBC to discuss her experience working at Fox News and why she decided to pursue a lawsuit alleging the network created a hostile and discriminatory workplace. Grossberg shared details of what she experienced working for the Tucker Carlson show and how she felt after he was fired from the network.

Lead counsel Parisis “Gerry” Filippatos in an interview with MSNBC’S Nicole Wallace discussing his representation of Abby Grossberg, a former producer at Fox News, in her lawsuits against the network. Ms. Grossberg alleged the network’s attorneys urged her to falsify testimony in a defamation lawsuit against Fox News, and that there was a hostile work environment. Filippatos speaks about how his client’s efforts affected the outcome of the Dominion Voting Systems case.

Filippatos discusses Ms. Grossberg’s experience during her time at the Tucker Carlson Show, and the evidence she submitted in the Dominion Voting System’s defamation case against Fox News.

Attorney Parisis G. (“Gerry”) Filippatos appeared on Erin Burnett OutFront, discussing his client Abby Grossberg’s allegations against Fox News. Ms. Grossberg, ex-producer on Tucker Carlson Tonight, alleges she was coerced by Fox’s attorneys to give misleading testimony in the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit. She also alleges experiencing rampant sexism, misogyny, and gender discrimination during her time at the network.