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.
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By: Justin Gray
The state alleges donor money funded private school, travel and real estate.
“I tried backing out, the page seemed to be frozen."
By: Justin Gray
Many veterans face similar hurdles despite receiving permanent and total disability ratings. Have you navigated the Social Security appeals process?
Channel 2 Action News has reported on victims who lost hundreds of thousands of dollars from retirement accounts to scammers.
The early-stage market is healthier than headlines suggest, but it rewards discipline and fundamentals.
Channel 2 Consumer Adviser Clark Howard said consumers should be mindful of the information they share online and consider limiting the personal and financial information stored in mobile apps.
By: Justin Gray
Their goal, they said, is to make Atlanta’s sidewalks safer while drawing attention to infrastructure problems.
By: Justin Gray
Open utility holes and broken utility covers scattered across Atlanta sidewalks are creating dangerous hazards for pedestrians, prompting a group
By: Justin Gray
What started as a boil water advisory is now being investigated as a part of a broader attack on the nation’s water supply.
By: Justin Gray
ATLANTA — The estimated 80,000 World Cup visitors who flooded Atlanta's South Downtown district are gone, but developers and business owners say the neighborhood's transformation is far from over.
