Society & Culture
Can money right a wrong? How hard is it for victims going through the court system seeking money justice? In this episode, Turia Pitt talks frankly about why she pursued a financial settlement, Professor Kathleen Daly explains money justice and its roots, and lawyer Josh Bornstein gives an insider's perspective on the road he’s seen victims travel in their quest for financial recompense.
Useful Links
- Books by Turia Pitt
- Liebeck vs McDonald's: The Hot Coffee Case Allison Torres Burtka (American Museum of Tort Law)
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