CVN screenshot of Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri testifying in New Mexico
In March a New Mexico state court jury delivered a ground-shaking $375 million verdict against Facebook and Instagram's parent company Meta in a lawsuit alleging the social media platform endangered children, and gavel-to-gavel video of the full trial from the start of opening statements forward is available exclusively through Courtroom View Network (‘CVN’).
Numerous local and national media broadcast outlets covered highlights of the trial, like the never-before-seen deposition testimony of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the in-person trial testimony of Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri, and the opening and closing statements by the attorneys. However only CVN, serving as the designated media pool provider for the trial, remained on-site for the duration of the nearly two-month proceeding capturing the moments that didn’t make headlines but played a key role in the trial’s outcome.
Subscribers to CVN’s online trial video library get unlimited on-demand access to the full trial. In addition to the video of attorneys and witnesses, CVN’s webcast includes time-synced images of the exhibits and demonstratives that played a central role in the trial. Subscribers also get full access to the hundreds of other trials in CVN’s video library, ranging from slip-and-falls and malpractice cases featuring the best local attorneys to national bellwether cases involving products like baby formula and cosmetic talc.
Both CVN’s monthly and annual subscription options provide unlimited access to the full trial library, including the Meta case, and are available in packages ranging from individual subscriptions to firm-wide accounts for dozens or even hundreds of users. CVN’s trial video library is the only online collection of civil jury trials available, and for any attorney focused on trial work it is a critical research and training tool used by attorneys ranging from grizzled solo practitioners to partners at white shoe defense firms.
CVN screenshot of defense attorney Kevin Huff of Kellogg Hansen Todd Figel & Frederick delivering his closing argument
CVN often films bellwether trials that make national headlines, but trial coverage also includes cases that don’t catch the attention of the general public but are real news for the legal community CVN primarily serves. CVN covers trials all over the country, limited only to state court venues where local rules permit coverage.
For a good “bird’s eye view” of the range of trials CVN covers (all included with a subscription), check out the top 10 most impressive plaintiff and defense verdicts covered in 2025. These popular and widely-read annual rankings provide a good sense of the enormous value a CVN video library subscription, giving you a front row seat to hundreds of the finest plaintiff and defense attorneys practicing today in front of real juries.
CVN’s Top 10 Most Impressive Plaintiff Verdicts of 2025
CVN’s Top 10 Most Impressive Defense Verdicts of 2025
CVN subscribers also get access to every new trial CVN covers upon its conclusion, and that means a range of fresh jury verdicts from around the country every month. Just since the start of the year CVN covered:
- A $81 million crosswalk death verdict in a retrial after a defense verdict
- A defense verdict in a $45 million products case over a nail gun-related brain injury
- A $2.7 million plaintiff verdict for a family in a mini-van struck by a drunk driver
These trials and the top 10 plaintiff and defense lists from 2025 (and years past!), along with the historic Meta trial, make up just a tiny fraction of CVN’s massive video archive. See for yourself how the attorneys framed the case in their opening arguments, how top expert witnesses held up under cross, and see how visual aids help break down complex medical and scientific issues for juries of laypeople.
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