I have spent much of my career representing victims of state and corporate failure. In those cases, I witnessed the same pattern: grieving families left to fight for answers against the authorities, who have much larger resources. This experience left me with a deep conviction that our legal system must do better.
The bare minimum is to provide answers to those who are grieving in the wake of a tragedy, but the law must also help to change the culture that too often allows these incidents to happen in the first place.
