Summary

Lynched by Corporate America is a gripping true story of how one African American survived doing business with a Fortune 500 giant. This book illustrates what happens when one of the world's largest companies rules the courtroom with impunity while a judge in black robes sits on the bench giving his stamp of approval to what the justice system calls fair and equal treatment. And what happens when jurors who hear the cases are oftentimes oblivious to their own complicity in assuring that Corporate America always wins. At the turn of this 21st century, one company, Qwest Communications International, formerly US West Communications, was able to use its powerful influence to extract the results it desired from our nation's federal court system, all in the name of justice. However, there was one thing they didn't plan on and that was having a survivor. Much to the chagrin of Qwest Communications, the lone survivor eloquently chronicles the story from beginning to end in what can only be described as an indictment of our judicial system. A must read for businesses, a case study for students and educators and a eye opener for all of America.