On Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 10,2020, at approximately 9:48 PM, 28-year old Vanessa Latorre was a rear-seat passenger in a Jeep Grand Cherokee driven by her husband, Brandan Latorre. Their three-month-old son, Levy, was in a rear-facing car seat beside her. Brandan had brought the Jeep to a complete stop at a stop sign at […]
Since time immemorial, Indigenous peoples have intentionally burned dry forests and other ecosystems as a means of land stewardship called cultural burning. Fire set by humans and lightning shaped the land—lowering the risk of intense wildfires by burning crowded and dead overgrowth and debris. Beginning in the 19th century, that natural relationship between dry forests and […]
The Title of this new Justice in America Network TV Special captures perfectly the insidious cycle of addiction. It describes the reality that for individuals dependent on sports betting , the first bet removes inhibitions and triggers intense cravings, while the subsequent 1,000 bets will never be enough to satisfy that urge. Scientifically, one bet […]
Video game addiction (clinically recognized as Internet Gaming Disorder) is a behavioral addiction where compulsive, uncontrollable gaming severely disrupts daily responsibilities, relationships, and physical or mental health. It affects about 2% to 10% of the population, often triggering the same dopamine-reward pathways as substance abuse. Anyone who has experienced it knows all too well—video game […]
In a democracy, the battle between pure and regulated capitalism is a fundamental clash of systems: unhindered free markets, or “laissez fare”, which prioritize efficiency and wealth creation, while regulations seek to protect workers, the environment, and the public good. Ultimately, democracies must balance economic dynamism with social equality to survive. Capitalism and democracy often […]
On January 12, 2010, a former employee, 37-year-old Jesse James Warren, opened fire at a Penske Truck Leasing facility in Kennesaw, Georgia, killing two people and wounding three others. The gunman targeted employees in the parking lot and truck bay before surrendering to police shortly after the shooting. The victims were employees of the company.
In this Justice in America investigative special, “Deadly Sugar” we cover the regulatory landscape in 2008, the events that led up to the combustible sugar dust incident, deficiencies reported by the US Chemical Safety Board and the main findings from their investigation.
In this Insider Exclusive, “Justice in America”, Network TV Special, our news team in on location in Tacoma, Washington with Matt Wurdeman, Attorney, at the Connelly Law Offices who successfully represented Jan Harding and Warren Olson in a blatant medical malpractice case, that involved a catastrophic communications failure between Jan’s medical providers which resulted in Jan suffering a devastating stroke, and as a result, she can no longer do what she loved to do.
Today our news team sits down Meaghan M. Driscoll and Matt Wurdeman, of the Connelly Law Offices in Tacoma Washington who represent the Choi’s family to discuss how the Lakeland, Washington police department, failed to protect Gloria after she had notified them 4 separate times of Rickman’s 4 separate violations of a “Domestic Violence – No Contact Order “(DV NCO) which included a duty to locate and arrest Rickman after each individual violation.
In this new “Justice in America” Network TV Special, our news team is on location in Dallas Texas, with the Bevill’s lawyers Laura Benitez Geisler, Sean McCaffity, and Jody Rodenberg and their client, to discuss how they successfully overcame the biggest hurdles in this wrongful termination lawsuit against the City of Quitman.