With roughly 3,000,000 viewers each week on CNN, weekly legal correspondent Avery Friedman is America’s best known civil rights lawyer and law professor.

The Wall Street Journal calls Friedman a “walking reference source” on civil rights law and he has been recognized in TIME, The New York Times, and USA Today as a nationally distinguished civil rights lawyer and law professor.

Called a “true freedom fighter,” NAACP Board Chair and legendary civil rights champion Julian Bond calls Friedman “an artist in the courtroom.”

He has litigated roughly 3,000 federal civil rights cases, recovering nearly $50,000,000 for discrimination victims’ cases coast-to-coast.

He has faced off against the Ku Klux Klan and successfully tried one of the longest federal fair housing trials in American history.

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