David Deptula

The American Injustice System: Toxic Mold War David Deptula

Publisher Marketing: How many legal cases in America have we seen the victim continually become the victim in our "so called judicial system"? How many times have we in America seen the obvious criminal or guilty party walk free in our "so called judicial system"? Two questions that bewilder millions in our country especially with what seem like countless high profile and televised cases in the last couple decades where justice was obviously not served. This passion filled novel is based upon a true life story of a family of six stricken with countless illnesses; including an incurable disease for its husband and father who fought a legal battle over the loss of their estate home during the housing boom due to shoddy craftsmanship, numerous building code violations and finally losing it ALL due to unqualified mold testing and remediation services. WATCH the family's leader, David Deptula, use the legal system AGAINST itself knowing the "little guy," David, had to hit the powerful Goliath's of the insurance companies with tactics NEVER seen before in a legal battle stretching over five years. Scores of healthcare visits for his family and fighting an incurable disease himself due to the toxic exposure, the tactics the reader see David used brought him in front of some of the most powerful National, State and Local government leaders in this country including then Governor Jeb Bush of Florida and brother of the President of the United States using unconventional and often highly criticized methods making sure to not rely on what I frequently called for decades "The American Injustice System." The legislation was vetoed by Governor Bush. Americans MUST read and absorb just how "convoluded and intertwined" our Country has allowed wrongdoings to dominate politics, banking and insurance, business conscious and our lack of a just judicial system. The time for changing of tactics is "now" for all of Americans and this novel will show all what it takes.