https://www.ntd.com/film-fatal-negligence-tackles-predatory-elder-care_1165383.html
"Blending the tension of a crime thriller with an urgent human rights message, Fatal Negligence aims to give voice to exploited veterans and families fighting to reclaim their loved ones' rights from predatory legal systems." NTD Aug. 11, 2026
https://filmthreat.com/reviews/fatal-negligence/
"You work with what you’ve got, and what she’s got is talent and a cause. The only weakness here isn’t ambition; it’s budget.
What matters is getting the word out. Who doesn’t hate watching the innocent get taken advantage of? Fatal Negligence is pushing all the right buttons." Film Threat Aug. 17, 2026

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Juliette Fairley is an award-winning actress, screenwriter, filmmaker, stand-up comedian, and journalist. The multi-hyphenate is building a career spanning acting in film and television, writing, comedy, and drama. Juliette made her television debut in a series regular role in Spike Lee's NBC pilot Mayor of New York (M.O.N.Y.) and has since appeared in numerous film and streaming projects. Her screen credits include Denise in Onur Tukel's Tribeca Film Festival-selection Summer of Blood, The Challenger (the late Michael Clarke Duncan’s final film) and as a parole officer in Pivot, directed by Paul O. Kanter. She can be seen in a dramatic starring role as Carol, the matriarch of a dysfunctional family, in The Devil Is a Liar, which is streaming on Tubi and Prime -TV. A regular on New York's comedy circuit, Juliette performs stand-up at some of the city's most respected venues, including The Stand, Village Underground, New York Comedy Club, Broadway Comedy Club, West Side Comedy Club, and the Greenwich Village Comedy Club. Her stage credits as a theatre actress include performances at the Apollo Theater, American Theatre of Actors, John Houseman Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Source, and the Players Club Theatre, as well as her acclaimed one-woman show Mulatto Saga, directed by Charles Burnett, in Los Angeles at the Whitefire Theatre. Juliette's dramatic short film, Fatal Negligence, in which she also stars, streamed in the Academy Screening Room for voter consideration in the Live Action Short Film category of the 99th Academy Awards. Behind the camera, Juliette is an accomplished screenwriter and filmmaker whose original projects, including My 13th Cousin Once Removed and Adult Children of the American Revolution, won awards at film festivals nationwide. Fatal Negligence won Best New Work at the Chain NYC Film Festival and Adult Children of the American Revolution won the Grand Jury award at the Sherman Oaks Film Festival and the Golden State Film Festival. In addition to her work in entertainment, Juliette is an accomplished journalist with a master's degree from Columbia University Journalism School. Her reporting has appeared in The New York Times, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, NTD, and The Epoch Times. Juliette is also an active supporter of charitable organizations, including the Blinded Veterans Association, Disabled American Veterans, the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center, and the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
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