Justin Gray is an investigative reporter at WSB-TV. He specializes in consumer health, cybersecurity, and legal affairs, focusing on topics such as data breaches and consumer behavior. Justin's impactful work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News, ABC 7 Chicago, and WSB Radio.
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Atlanta, United States (Local)
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Justin Gray's articles largely focus on legal and financial matters, particularly in the local Atlanta area. He frequently covers topics such as lawsuits, personal finance, legislation, health-related legal issues, and e-commerce.
If you have expertise in local legal or financial matters within the Atlanta area or Georgia as a whole - including insights into specific cases or legislative changes - your pitches are more likely to resonate with Justin. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on building materials/construction technology (ConTech), automotive industry trends related to trucks & lorries, debt management strategies for individuals or businesses these could also be of interest to him.
Considering his strong emphasis on informative content and interviews/Q&As, offering well-researched information backed by credible sources will increase the chances of successful engagement with Justin Gray.
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“All of a sudden, there was an explosion in the car."
By: Justin Gray
A Georgia woman added fraud protection alerts to her bank account after the first time crooks targeted her checking account.
By: Justin Gray
She bought the iPhone back in February.
By: Justin Gray
She even tried to pay them back the money.
A new Channel 2 Investigates analysis found hundreds of drivers who filed claims for pothole damages to the city of Atlanta were left on the hook.
By: Justin Gray
She first received higher payments she tried to pay back. Then she was told she had a six-figure income from a job on the other side of the country.
MARIETTA, Ga. — An 88-year-old Marietta woman says she cannot get the medical care she needs because Medicare mistakenly believes she is dead.
Medicare told them a nursing home coded the Cobb County woman as deceased in its system instead of discharged.
ATLANTA — Some World Cups fans might not get the tickets they paid for. Channel 2's consumer investigator Justin Gray has been looking into how to know if you're getting official tickets for the tournament.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ga. — A Douglas County woman says her engine seized in a busy intersection just minutes after a routine oil change.
