Fox News staffer sues network, claiming coerced testimony in Dominion case.
Network producer Abby Grossberg filed a pair of lawsuits against Fox News on Monday.
In them, she accuses the network’s attorneys of coercing her into providing misleading testimony during her deposition for Dominion Voting Systems’ defamation case against Fox.Grossberg worked as a senior booking producer for Maria Bartiromo and, most recently, as head of booking for Tucker Carlson. A spokesperson for the network pushed back against her claims, saying she only made her allegations after a critical performance review. Grossberg disputes that.The network has filed its own suit against Grossberg, asking the court to put in place a restraining order to prevent her from divulging privileged information.Most Read
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