Justin Gray is an Investigative Reporter at WSB-TV. He specializes in law and legal affairs, personal finance, and health and wellness, often focusing on topics such as lawsuits, credit health, and the construction industry. Justin's impactful work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo News, ABC 7 Chicago, and Fast Company.
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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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Things are always more expensive at the airport. But in Atlanta, there is a limit set by city law on how much vendors are allowed to charge you.
“I don’t even remember it. Sometimes it creeps in and it just basically like flashbacks."
The teen had been getting the treatments for years with his family’s previous insurance
By: Justin Gray
ATLANTA — Domino Sugar says it is reviewing some of its operations after a Channel 2 Action News investigation and the social media firestorm that followed.
Inspectors also test the quality of gas.
By: Justin Gray
In Atlanta, there is a limit set by city law on how much vendors are allowed to charge you at the airport.
“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.
