Ralph Thomassaint Joseph is the Caribbean Communities Correspondent for Documented. He studied Law and Sociology in Haiti and holds a master’s degree in Digital Journalism from New York University.

Jan Wolfe is a Washington, D.C.-based business legal affairs correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. He covers significant legal disputes in federal courts in Washington and around the country ...

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