Penske Deaths – Are Workers Really Safe?

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.

Deadly Explosions – The Imperial Sugar Story

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.

Medical Malpractice & The Standard of Care – Jan Harding’s Story

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.

What Are Domestic Violence Victims Legal Rights? – Gloria Choi’s Tragic Story

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.

Profiles In Courage – Terry Bevill’s Story

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.

THe Deadly Shooting At Michigan State University – Nathan Statly’s Story

In this new “Justice in America” Network TV Special, our news team is on location in Michigan, with the Statly’s lawyers Mick Grewal and Scott Weidenfeller, to discuss how they successfully overcame the biggest hurdles in this mass shooting case because the current state of the law grants Universities broad governmental immunity for negligence in the State of Michigan. They will discuss the security failures MSU committed.

How Rosanne Sliney, Changed The Sexual Abuse Statutes In Massachusetts

IN THE INSIDER EXCLUSIVE, “JUSTICE IN AMERICA” NETWORK TV SPECIAL our news team visits with Carmen Durso and his client Rosanne Sliney to “Go Behind the Headlines” to see how he not only successfully represented Rosanne to get justice, after being sexually victimized by her own uncle, Dominic Previte, from the age of 5 years old to 14 years, but became her moral, legal inspiration and mentor to change the Massachusetts civil statute of Limitation to pursue Child Molesters, as well as to witness firsthand Rosanne’s transition to fearsome advocate for all victims of child abuse.

Justice in America – Lida Fitpatrick’s Story

Today, our Investigative News team sits with Christopher Ardalan, founder and partner at Ardalan & Associates law firm to discuss the very unique challenges and hurdles in this case, and how his extensive knowledge and experience in TBI cases led to a successful outcome for his client.