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Papantonio launches national TV show: ‘America’s Lawyer’

   October 14, 2016

Pensacola attorney Mike Papantonio will launch a primetime weekly show called ‘America’s Lawyer’ on RT America beginning in November 2016.

The show will examine and expose untold truths in corporate and environmental legal cases with a no-holds-barred approach in addressing lawyers who prey on consumers and corruption among federal and state judges.

Mike Papantonio is the past president of the National Trial Lawyers Association and was inducted into the Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame in 2015. He is a senior partner of Levin Papantonio – one of the largest plaintiffs’ law firms in America – that has handled mass tort cases involving pharmaceutical drugs, asbestos, breast implants, factory farming, securities fraud, tobacco and others.

‘America’s Lawyer’ is recorded in Pensacola, Florida.

RT America is a news channel broadcasting from Washington, DC and is part of RT, the global television news network. Other RT America shows include “Politicking with Larry King,” “The Big Picture” with Thom Hartmann, “News with Ed Schultz” and “Watching The Hawks” with Tyrel Ventura, Tabetha Wallace and Sean Stone. The network has a TV audience of 70 million weekly viewers in 38 countries, and is the most watched TV news network on YouTube, with more than 3 billion views.

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