Stolen Justice, by Tseghe Foote

"Stolen Justice" is about injustice in corporate America. Upon Ms. Foote's personal journey to America from Ethiopia, Ms. Foote first believed a person could obtain the "American Dream" by working hard. She also believed in a "just" U.S. Court System. Now, however, after going through horrendous court battles (from 1996 to 2007), her beliefs in the system have been corrupted. The case was about racial discrimination & losing her store in an upscale mall.

After going through years of litigation, a jury found the shopping center owners guilty of racial discrimination. For pain, suffering, legal expenses & 6 years of interest for "damages," the total amount was over $4 million. But because of her lawyer's negligence, she lost most of the money. She then sued her lawyers with the help of a legal malpractice lawyer. The jury found them negligent. The result of this & her physical deterioration are the reason she wrote this book; that is, to expose the corruption of the corporation and the ensuing legal malpractice, but also to aid those who may have gone through or may have yet to go through a similar situation. This was a "Landmark" case in Colorado concerning discrimination on a commercial lease.

This book can be great for Law students, Professors of law, Business owners, Civil Rights Lawyers & of course the general public at large.

About the Author
Tseghe M. Foote, born in Ethiopia and a citizen of the U.S. for thirty years, has been a business owner for more than twenty years. Her business brought cultural enrichment to Colorado by being the first African gallery in the state’s history.

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