Dan Abrams
Journalist and legal analyst on TV
Born
May 20th, 1966
59 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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A journalist and legal analyst, this individual served as chief legal affairs anchor for ABC News. Founding the Abrams Media network, this person launched multiple news platforms including Mediaite, which focuses on media coverage and analysis. Contributed to various legal and political discussions on television, particularly during high-profile court cases. Authored books that analyze contemporary legal issues and received recognition for insightful commentary on legal trends.
Led ABC's legal affairs coverage
Founded Mediaite
Authored 'Man Down' and 'Lincoln's Last Trial'
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