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Episodes
Who Owns the Invention? Employee vs. Contractor IP Rights
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In this episode of InFringe at Your Own Risk, hosts Rand Bateman, a seasoned patent attorney, and Sean O'Connor delve into the complexities of intellectual property ownership within companies. They explore the nuances of who owns an invention when it's created by employees, independent contractors, or collaborators. Rand highlights the legal pitfalls small businesses face when the
How Criminal Cases Get Dismissed: What Actually Works (and What Never Does)
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In this episode of Lessons from the Sensei Law Business and Life, host Mike Leon is joined by veteran Orlando Criminal Defense Attorney Denis Quintana. With over 35 years of experience, Denis provides an in-depth look at how criminal cases can be dismissed, focusing on the power of the C4 motion and the implications of the 2026 deadlines for speedy trial and evidence suppression.
Special Needs Planning in South Carolina: How Disability Trusts Protect Your Child’s Future
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In this episode of *Off the Record* Rhett Burney discusses the importance of special needs trusts in protecting benefits for individuals with disabilities. Rhett shares insights on how these trusts safeguard eligibility for programs like Medicaid and Social Security while allowing families to provide long-term support. Learn about the risks of leaving money directly to a child wit
Modern Prenups & Postnups In New York
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Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are no longer just about dividing assets—they’ve evolved to reflect modern relationships. In this episode, Yonatan explains how today’s agreements address real-life issues like pets, cohabitation, intellectual property, and privacy. He also breaks down what makes these agreements enforceable and why more couples are choosing to take control rat
Business Ownership and Divorce in New Jersey: What Happens to a Family Business?
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In this episode of For Better or For Court: Family Law in New Jersey, host Evan Mack is joined by Alix Claps, a certified matrimonial law attorney and partner at Heymann and Fletcher. The discussion centers around the complexities of business ownership during a New Jersey divorce. Alix provides insights into whether a business is considered marital property and how courts determin
Power of Attorney in Florida: What It Covers, What It Doesn’t, and Who You Should Choose
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In this episode of Plan It Right: Estate Planning in Florida, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Nicholas Carryl, a Florida estate planning and probate attorney, to discuss the intricacies of powers of attorney in Florida. Nicholas explains the importance of having a durable power of attorney as part of a comprehensive estate plan, highlighting its role in managing legal and financial
Why Prior Authorization Has Become a Breaking Point in Health Care
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In this episode of Gosfield and Shay on Health Law, Alice Gosfield, a renowned healthcare attorney, joins host LeAnn Lyon to delve into the complexities of prior authorizations in the healthcare system. They explore the historical context and recent scrutiny of prior authorizations, revealing how these processes have become a significant burden for physicians and patients alike. A
What AI Won’t Tell You About Your Surrogate Benefits Package
Episode Summary: In this episode of The Surrogate's Corner, host James Mahan delves into the intricacies of surrogate benefit packages and the role AI tools play in evaluating them. James, founder of a law firm dedicated to surrogates and donors, discusses how surrogates are increasingly using AI to analyze their benefit packages. He highlights key components such as base compensation, payment str
Navigating Disability Claims: Real-Life RFC Examples
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In this episode of the Disability Expert Podcast, hosts Chad Brown and Aaron Dalton delve into the intricacies of Residual Functional Capacity (RFC) in disability cases. They begin by recapping the importance of RFC in determining a person's ability to work, focusing on exertional and non-exertional limitations. The hosts then explore two hypothetical cases: a 54-year-old male con
How Long Does a Personal Injury Case Take? Why Patience Pays Off
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In this episode of The Mary Ewing Law Show, host Leann Lyon sits down with veteran Colorado attorney Mary Ewing to discuss the intricacies of personal injury cases. Mary shares her extensive experience, explaining the factors that influence the duration of a case, from initial consultations to final settlements or verdicts. She emphasizes the importance of patience and thorough do
What Prosecutors Need to Prove in a Florida Criminal Case And Where Cases Break Down
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In this episode of Come Back with a Warrant, Attorney Michael Gottlieb and host Sean O'Connor delve into the intricacies of what prosecutors must prove in a criminal case. Michael, with over three decades of experience in South Florida's courtrooms, explains the process of filing an information and the burden of proving each element beyond a reasonable doubt. The discussion covers
When the Defense Starts Attacking the Plaintiff: How Character Smears Show Up in Litigation
Episode Summary: In this episode of Limits Exhausted: Texas’ Personal Injury Litigation Podcast, attorney Kiernan McAlpine, founder of McAlpine Law Firm, joins host Shameika Rhymes to discuss the strategic shift in personal injury cases when defense teams pivot from liability arguments to attacking a plaintiff's character. Kiernan shares insights from his extensive trial experience, emphasizing th
AI Conversations in Litigation -- What Recent Cases Mean for Your Business
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In this episode of In the Courtroom and the Boardroom, host Lisa Mosbey and seasoned trial attorney Colleen McKnight delve into the complexities of AI conversations and their protection from discovery in litigation. They explore recent conflicting federal court decisions on whether AI-generated communications are privileged. Colleen explains the nuances of discovery, attorney-clie
How Austin Is Rethinking Density Through Condo Regimes
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In this episode of Clear to Close: Austin Real Estate Law and Title, host Evan Mack is joined by Ed Ishmael from Midtown Title and Ishmael Law Firm to explore the role of condo regimes in Austin's real estate landscape. The discussion begins with Ed's journey into real estate law and how his firm became a leading player in infill development projects. Ed explains the concept of co
The First 48 Hours After a Serious Arrest in Michigan
Episode Summary: In this episode of All Crime, All the Time, attorney John Freeman, a former federal prosecutor with over 30 years of experience, joins host Evan Mack to discuss the critical first 48 hours following a serious arrest. Freeman explains how initial law enforcement actions, such as establishing psychological dominance and gathering evidence, can significantly influence the outcome of
Customs Post-Entry Audits Explained: CF-28s, CF-29s, and What Happens After Clearance
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In this episode of FDA Imports: Cross-Border Compliance, host Sean O'Connor and attorney Benjamin L. England delve into the complexities of customs post-entry audits, focusing on CF-28s and CF-29s. Benjamin, founder of FDAImports.com and a former FDA regulatory counsel, explains why importers shouldn't assume their responsibilities end once a shipment clears customs. He highlights
Tiger Woods OWI Arrest: A Discussion of Impaired Driving
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In this episode of Michigan Justice Chronicles, host Evan Mack sits down with Board Certified Criminal Trial Attorney Daniel T. Geherin to unpack the recent arrest of Tiger Woods in Florida. Daniel draws on his experience as a former prosecutor to discuss the complexities of DUI cases involving controlled substances, highlighting the challenges faced by both high-profile individua
Who Owns AI in Your Organization? Navigating AI Governance
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In this episode of Legally Agile, business attorney and advisor Chris Werner delves into the complexities of AI governance within organizations. He raises the critical question of who truly owns AI decision-making authority and explores the challenges of assigning accountability in a landscape where AI intersects with multiple organizational functions. Chris outlines the structura
Co-Parenting Challenges in Borderline Divorces
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Clarke Young delves into the complexities of co-parenting in borderline personality disorder cases, shedding light on why conventional co-parenting strategies often fail. Highlighting the intense challenges faced by normal-range parents, Clarke emphasizes the detrimental impact on children in high-conflict custody battles.
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00:00 – Introduction
01:30 – Assumptions o
Dangerous Roads and Road Hazards in West Texas: When Poor Conditions Cause Serious Crashes
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In this episode of the Low Law Podcast: Justice in West Texas, host Tara Gilmore-Low, a seasoned personal injury attorney, delves into the complexities of road hazards and their impact on accidents in West Texas. Joined by co-host Leann Lyon, Tara discusses common road hazards such as construction drop-offs, debris from commercial vehicles, and poor signage. She explains how these
What to Do If You’re Charged With a Misdemeanor in North Carolina
Episode Summary: In this episode of Monthly Metz, host Lisa Mosbey sits down with Keith Metz, founder of The Metz Law Firm in North Carolina, to discuss the intricacies of misdemeanor charges in the state. Keith, who specializes in DWI, traffic violations, and misdemeanor criminal defense, explains the differences between misdemeanors and felonies, the potential penalties, and the court process fr
Selling an Aging Parent’s Home: What Families Should Know Before Making the Decision
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In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, host Tieesha Taylor, founder and CEO of Elderly Care Law Firm, is joined by Lisa Shuster, a seasoned real estate professional with over 20 years of experience. Together, they explore the emotional and logistical challenges families face when deciding to sell an aging parent's home. Lisa, a senior real estate specialist, sha
What Actually Happens When You File for Divorce in Ohio
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In this inaugural episode of The Reality of Family Law with Bartos and Company, host Sean O'Connor sits down with David Bartos, the managing attorney at Bartos and Company, LPA. They delve into the complexities of filing for divorce in Ohio, providing listeners with a comprehensive overview of what to expect during the process. David shares his journey into law, highlighting the i
Prior Convictions & Enhancements: How Your Record Can Change a Texas Criminal Case
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In this episode of In Your Defense, host Lisa Mosbey sits down with Mark Diaz, a seasoned criminal defense attorney with over 25 years of experience, to delve into the complexities of enhancements in Texas criminal cases. They discuss how prior convictions can escalate charges and affect sentencing, emphasizing the habitual offender statute, which can lead to severe penalties like
Construction Defect Disputes in Pennsylvania: When Work Quality Becomes a Legal Issue
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In this episode of the Pennsylvania Councel Podcast, host Sean O'Connor sits down with Attorney James Creenan, founder of Creenan and Baczkowski, to delve into the complexities of construction defect disputes. James, who represents business owners and contractors across Western Pennsylvania, discusses the common issues that arise when the quality of work on construction projects b
Empathy Isn’t Weakness: Why Strategic Empathy Wins Negotiations
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In this episode of The Empathic Edge, hosts Megan Smith and Sean O'Connor delve into the power of empathy in negotiation. Megan, an attorney and negotiation expert, challenges the misconception that empathy is merely an emotional tool, redefining it as a strategic asset that enhances understanding and collaboration. The discussion covers how empathy can transform negotiations by
Truck Accident Cases in Texas: What Makes Them Different?
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In this episode of the San Antonio Injury and Employment Law Podcast, host Trey Cammack, a personal injury attorney based in San Antonio, delves into the complexities of truck accident cases in Texas. Unlike typical car accidents, truck accidents involve unique challenges due to the size and weight of commercial vehicles, which can lead to more severe injuries and complex legal ba
The Biggest Medicaid Planning Mistakes Families Make Before Calling a Lawyer
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In this episode of Ask an Attorney: Florida Elder Law and Medicaid Planning, host Evan Mack speaks with John Frazier, a seasoned Florida Elder Law and Medicaid planning attorney from Pippin Law Group PLLC. John shares his insights on the most frequent Medicaid planning mistakes families make, such as improper asset transfers and the pitfalls of not having a properly drafted power
Interstate and International Child Custody Disputes: What Jurisdiction Really Means
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In this episode of Family Law War Room, host Sean O'Connor and board-certified family law attorney Brad LaMorgese delve into the complexities of interstate and international child custody disputes. Brad explains the critical role of jurisdiction in these cases, highlighting how it determines a court's authority to act. The discussion covers the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction a
Protecting Privacy in a Tennessee Divorce
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In this episode of Guiding Families Forward Through Divorce, host Sean O'Connor is joined by Anne Hamer, a family law attorney and founding partner of Hamer and Taylor. They delve into the intricacies of maintaining privacy during high net worth and high conflict divorce cases in Tennessee. Anne discusses the significant role of social media in modern divorces and the potential pi
Commercial Lease Litigation in Texas: Enforcement, Defaults, and High-Stakes Disputes
Episode Summary: Exploring commercial lease litigation in Texas, discussing conflicts leading to court involvement, lease provisions interpretation, financial impacts on litigation strategy, guarantor provisions, force majeure clauses, injunctive relief, and broader considerations for dispute resolution.
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00:39 – Types of conflicts leading to court involvement
2:15 – Lease provision
What Happens When You Owe Back Taxes to the IRS
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In this episode of Tax Problems Explained, host LeAnn Lyon sits down with Lawrence Ullmann, a seasoned attorney with extensive IRS experience, to demystify the IRS collection process. Lawrence explains the progression from initial tax liability assessment to the various stages of IRS enforcement, including soft collections, CP letters, and potential asset seizures. He highlights t
What Investors Look for Before They Commit Capital
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In this episode of the Capital Stack Show, host LeAnn welcomes back Shams Merchant, a commercial real estate private equity attorney, to discuss the intricacies of raising capital in real estate syndications. Shams delves into the factors investors evaluate before committing capital, emphasizing the importance of managing other people's money and the need for attractive returns.
Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect in Indiana: Warning Signs Families Should Know
Episode Summary: In this episode of Helping You Heal: The Siesky Law Serious Injury Podcast, host Lisa Mosbey and Attorney Lane C. Siesky delve into the critical issue of nursing home abuse and neglect in Indiana. Lane, a seasoned attorney from Siesky Law Firm, shares insights on how families can identify signs of neglect or abuse and the steps they should take if they suspect something is wrong.
What Is My Personal Injury Case Worth? How Arizona Claims Are Actually Valued
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In this episode of The Valley's Voice: Arizona Lives, Legal Truths: host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Travis Meltzer, founding and managing attorney at Valley Injury Law, to demystify the valuation of personal injury cases. Travis, who has extensive experience in both Arizona and Nevada, explains the building block system used to assess case value, emphasizing the importance of injury
Wrongful Death Claims in Florida: What Families Need to Know After a Fatal Accident
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Timothy Felice delves into the intricate legal aspects of wrongful death claims in Florida, discussing key criteria for such cases, the legal hierarchy of beneficiaries, types of losses considered, evidentiary requirements, and the contentious nature of litigations. Gain valuable insights into navigating the complexities of wrongful death claims in Florida.
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What Happens If You Default on an IRS Installment Agreement?
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In this episode, tax attorney Brian Loughrin discusses the implications of IRS installment agreements going into default. He explains common reasons for defaults, how the IRS responds, and the importance of staying compliant to avoid enforcement actions, offering valuable insights for taxpayers managing IRS debts.
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00:00 – Introduction
0:47 – What Happens When an I
Indiana Medicaid Lookback Rules Explained Simply
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In this episode of Planning for Protection, host Evan Mack is joined by Attorney Jeff Rider to demystify the complexities surrounding Indiana's Medicaid lookback period. Jeff, an experienced elder law and estate planning attorney, explains the five-year lookback rule and its implications for families making financial transfers. He highlights common pitfalls, such as gifts and real
Navigating Marchman Act Hearings: What Happens If They Don’t Show?
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In this episode of A Way Forward: The Right to Recover, attorney Richard Casey III from Robinson and Casey PLLC joins host Lisa Mosbey to discuss the complexities surrounding Marchman Act cases, particularly when individuals fail to appear in court. Richard explains the legal expectations and processes involved when a person is absent from a scheduled hearing, emphasizing the imp
Errol Flynn: When Robin Hood Became the Outlaw
In February 1943, Errol Flynn — Hollywood's romantic leading man — walked out of Los Angeles Superior Court acquitted of sexually assaulting two teenage girls. This episode examines the legal strategy behind that acquittal, the courtroom tactics used against the accusers, and what the verdict reveals about the criminal justice system of the era — and our own.
Living Trust vs. Will in California: What Actually Keeps You Out of Probate
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In this episode of Trust and Estate Clarity with Dada Law Office, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Attorney Codi Dada, founder of the Codi M. Dada Law Offices. They delve into the critical differences between wills and living trusts in California, emphasizing the importance of avoiding probate. Codi explains how a will requires court involvement and can lead to a lengthy and costly p
Can I Represent Myself in a California Divorce?
Episode Summary: In this episode of California Virtual Family Law Attorney, host LeAnn Lyon engages with Linda Garrett, a seasoned family law attorney with over 25 years of experience in California. They delve into the complexities of self-representation in divorce cases, discussing the legal allowances and practical challenges individuals face when representing themselves. Linda emphasizes the im
Building and Winning the Plan
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In this episode of The Business Restructuring Podcast, hosts Lenard Parkins and Charles Rubio, both seasoned corporate bankruptcy and financial restructuring attorneys, delve into the complexities of Chapter 11 bankruptcy. They discuss the strategic transition from stabilization to building a reorganization plan, emphasizing the importance of creditor negotiations and the ultimate
How Are Hidden Assets Found in Divorce Cases?
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In this episode of Navigating Complex Divorce and Parenting Issues, host Sean O'Connor speaks with Melanie Walls, an OSBA certified specialist in family relations law. They delve into the intricacies of identifying undisclosed assets during divorce proceedings. Melanie shares insights on how lifestyle discrepancies and social media can reveal hidden financial activities. She expl
Understanding Surrogacy: How the Process Actually Works from Start to Finish
Episode Summary: In this episode of Building Families: The Surrogacy Law Podcast, host Shameika Rhymes sits down with Massachusetts surrogacy attorney Melissa Torto to explore the intricacies of the surrogacy process. Melissa shares her journey from aspiring litigator to passionate advocate for families navigating surrogacy, egg donation, and embryo donation. The discussion covers critical aspects
The Private War: Navigating the "Double Life" of Childhood SA
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In this episode of Civil Justice for SA Survivors, attorneys Marc Pearlman and Melissa Anderson delve into the complex emotional landscape faced by survivors of sexual assault, particularly those who experienced abuse in childhood. They discuss the concept of living a "double life," where survivors maintain a facade to the world while grappling with internal trauma. Marc and Melis
Understanding Hybrid Title 38 and Title 5 Employees at the VA
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In this episode of Empowering Workers: Federal Employees' Disability and Employment Rights & Social Security Disability for All, host Eric Pines, a seasoned federal employment lawyer, dives into the complexities of Title 38 and Title 5 employment statuses at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Eric explains the legal distinctions between these classifications and how they
Can a DUI Be Reduced or Dismissed in Georgia? What Actually Makes a Difference in the Case
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In this episode of DUI Law Real Talk, host Shameika Rhymes sits down with seasoned trial attorney Ted Morgan to explore the intricacies of DUI cases in Georgia. Ted, with over 30 years of experience, delves into the factors that can lead to a DUI charge being reduced or dismissed, such as the significance of a first-time offense and the impact of evidence quality. He explains the
You’ve Been Sued: How to Hire the Right Lawyer and Build a Winning Litigation Strategy
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In this episode, host Shameika Rhymes sits down with Kevin Brick, founder of Brick Business Law, to explore the intricacies of hiring the right lawyer and building a strong litigation strategy for businesses facing lawsuits. Kevin emphasizes the importance of selecting a lawyer with specific experience in the relevant area of law, such as employment or real estate litigation. He h
During Divorce: Managing the Process and Protecting Yourself
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In this episode of By Your Side: Divorce Law and Support, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Patricia Sokolich, a seasoned family law attorney and divorce coach. Together, they delve into the complexities women face once the divorce process begins. Patricia shares insights on managing initial challenges, such as serving divorce papers and dealing with a spouse's reaction. She emphasize
How Much Is a Personal Injury Case Really Worth in Arizona?
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In this episode of Fighting Back, Defense, Injury and Real Results, attorney Javier Alatorre and host Leann Lyon dive into the complexities of valuing personal injury cases in Arizona. Javier, with over 20 years of experience, discusses the factors that influence case value, such as the severity and permanence of injuries, economic and non-economic damages, and the role of insuran
The Most Common Crashes David Sees in Albuquerque (and Why They Happen)
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In this episode of Justice in Two Languages, host Shameika Rhymes is joined by attorney David Idinopulos, founder of Elias Law in Albuquerque, New Mexico. David, a bilingual personal injury attorney, shares insights into the most common types of car crashes in Albuquerque and beyond. He discusses the prevalence of rear-end collisions due to distracted driving, particularly textin
Understanding Support in New York: How Child and Spousal Support Are Calculated and Enforced
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In this episode of Moving Forward: Divorce and Family Law with Andrew Wood, host Lisa Mosbey interviews family attorney Andrew H. Wood about the critical decision between mediation and litigation in divorce proceedings. Andrew, with nearly two decades of experience in upstate New York, discusses the factors that make mediation a viable option, such as mutual willingness to negotia
Why Being Honest With Your Lawyer Can Make or Break Your Case
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In this episode of Behind the Law with Ameli Law Group, hosts Chantelle and Mark Ameli discuss the critical importance of honesty between clients and their attorneys. They explore common pitfalls clients face when withholding information, such as past accidents or criminal convictions, and how these omissions can severely impact the outcome of a case. The Ameli share real-life ex
Probation & Parole Violations: What Really Happens After Sentencing
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Attorney James Hopkins sheds light on the intricacies of probation and parole violations, emphasizing the consequences of non-compliance with imposed guidelines. He delves into the differences between technical violations and criminal offenses, highlighting the negotiation process and potential resolutions. Hopkins also clarifies the distinct procedures for probation and parole vi
Mediation in Pennsylvania Family Law Cases: How the Process Works
Episode Summary: In this episode of Family Law A to Z with DBD, host LeAnn Lyon discusses the role of mediation in Pennsylvania family law cases with Elizabeth "Liz" Billies, a partner at Dischell, Bartle, Dooley. Liz, a certified mediator, explains how mediation serves as an alternative to traditional litigation, allowing families to resolve disputes over custody, support, and property division i
Understanding Bond Conditions in Texas And How People Accidentally Violate Them
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In this episode of Just Results: Inside Criminal Defense, host Shameika Rhymes is joined by Gary Medlin, a seasoned criminal defense attorney, to explore the intricacies of bond conditions in Texas. Gary explains how life changes for individuals released on bond, detailing common conditions such as reporting to a bond officer, drug testing, and no-contact orders. He highlights the
What Benefits Are Available Under Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation
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In this episode of The Western PA Work Injury Podcast, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Attorney Michael S. Russell to discuss the intricacies of Pennsylvania workers' compensation benefits. With over 33 years of experience, Mike breaks down the four main types of benefits available to injured workers, including wage loss, medical coverage, specific loss benefits which includes both
Temporary Orders in a Florida Divorce: What Can the Court Decide Right Away?
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In this episode of Divorce from Reality, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Johnny Bardine, a seasoned attorney serving the Tampa Bay area, to delve into the intricacies of temporary orders in Florida divorce cases. Johnny explains the purpose and authority of temporary orders, emphasizing their necessity due to the often lengthy duration of divorce proceedings. The discussion covers t
What Happens in the First 24 Hours After an Arrest in North Carolina
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In this episode of For The Record with Greenwood Law, Attorney Dylan W. Greenwood delves into the critical first 24 hours following an arrest in North Carolina. As a seasoned criminal defense attorney, Dylan provides insights into the arrest process, including what happens at the detention center, the opportunity to make a phone call, and the legal implications of the first court
Do You Really Need an Estate Plan in Colorado? Who Should Have One and Why
Episode Summary: In this episode of The Legacy Conversation, host Shameika Rhymes sits down with Jennifer Moore, owner of Springs Legacy Law, PLLC, to demystify the essentials of estate planning. Jennifer explains the importance of having an estate plan, regardless of wealth, and clarifies common misconceptions about what constitutes an estate. She emphasizes the need for everyone over 18 to have
Should You Talk to the Police? What Helps and What Hurts
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In this episode of Colorado Criminal Defense with James Colgan, host Lisa Mosbey and seasoned defense attorney James Colgan delve into the intricacies of police interrogation tactics and the rights of the accused. James explains how officers often use strategic methods to elicit information from suspects, likening their approach to that of a salesman. He emphasizes the importance
AI in Contractor and Service Agreements: Who’s Responsible for the Output?
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In this episode of The Small Business Contracts Coach, host Sean O'Connor is joined by attorneys Darryl Shaper and Gil Melman to explore the impact of AI on business agreements. They delve into how AI is increasingly used in contractor and service agreements, and the implications for liability and risk management. Darryl and Gil discuss the importance of including specific clauses
Bankruptcy During Divorce: What Really Happens When One Spouse Files in South Carolina
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Attorney Rhett Burney sheds light on the complexities that arise when divorce proceedings intersect with bankruptcy filings. From automatic stays halting family court cases to the nuanced division of marital debts and assets, Rhett provides insights into how these legal processes intertwine to impact families.
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00:00 – Introduction
01:20 – Impact of bankruptcy filin
What Happens After Your First Court Date in Florida: Motions, Evidence, and Strategy
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In this episode of Come Back with a Warrant, Attorney Michael Gottlieb and host LeAnn Lyon delve into the intricate process that unfolds after a defendant's first court date in Florida. Michael explains the significance of the magistrate court hearing, where bond is set, and the critical period that follows, during which case filing occurs. He emphasizes the importance of hiring a
Meet Bob Craig: How a Former Litigator Built a Career Finding the Right Experts
Episode Summary: In this episode, Lisa Mosbey hosts Bob Craig, a managing director and associate general counsel at BRG, to discuss the intricacies of expert witness matching in complex litigation. With over 50 years of legal experience, Bob shares his journey from in-house counsel to expert matcher, emphasizing the importance of selecting the right expert for each case. He explains the critical a
Top 10 Things to Know Before Divorce Mediation in Minnesota
Episode Summary: In this episode of Dignified Family Transitions, host Shameika Rhymes is joined by Lilie McRoberts, a Minnesota family law attorney and mediator, to discuss the intricacies of divorce mediation in Minnesota. Lilie explains the mediation process as an alternative dispute resolution method, highlighting its importance in contested family law cases. She delves into the benefits of me
What Happens After a Federal Arrest? From Indictment to Sentencing Explained
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In this episode of Conversations with Joseph Peter Drennan, host Sean O'Connor and seasoned attorney Joseph Peter Drennan delve into the intricacies of the federal criminal process. With over 45 years of legal experience, Joseph provides a comprehensive overview of what happens after a federal arrest, including the initial appearance, the role of the grand jury, and the discovery
Understanding RFC in Disability Cases: Key Insights
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In this episode of the Disability Expert Podcast, host Chad Brown and co-host Aaron Dalton delve into the intricacies of Residual Functional Capacity (RFC) and its critical role in disability cases. They explore how RFC is determined, breaking down its component parts, including exertional and non-exertional limitations. The hosts discuss the importance of understanding the RFC as
Parental Alienation Claims in Illinois Custody Cases: What Courts Look For
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In this episode of the Family Law Frontline, host LeAnn Lyon is joined by Fedor Kozlov, a seasoned Illinois family law attorney, to delve into the complexities of parental alienation claims in custody disputes. Fedor shares insights from his extensive experience, discussing the typical conflicts that lead to alienation concerns and how Illinois courts handle such allegations. The
What Your Case Is Really Worth And What Affects the Value
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In this episode of Show You the Money, hosts Rob and Keith Shindler, experienced trial lawyers from Shindler and Shindler, delve into the complexities of valuing personal injury cases. They explain that determining the worth of a case is not a straightforward calculation but rather an art that involves various factors such as medical bills, lost wages, and the severity of injuries
What Happens at a Massachusetts 209A Restraining Order Hearing?
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In this episode of Law, Life, and Liberty, Massachusetts attorney Anthony G. Puopolo discusses the intricacies of 209A restraining order hearings in Massachusetts. Tony provides a comprehensive overview of what happens after a restraining order is served, emphasizing the importance of legal representation and preparation. He explains the types of evidence that can be presented, in
Power of Attorney and Health Care Directives: The Documents Every Adult Should Have
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In this episode of Planning with Purpose, host Evan Mack sits down with Attorney Deb Bess Morneau from Courteous Law, PC, in Henniker, New Hampshire, to delve into the intricacies of powers of attorney and health care directives. Deb explains the significance of these documents in managing financial and medical decisions when individuals are unable to do so themselves. She highlig
Condition Your Thoughts (Part 1)
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In this episode of Lawyer Like An Athlete, host Sean O'Connor sits down with Dr. Amy Wood, a licensed psychologist and executive coach, to explore the intersection of psychology and the legal profession. Dr. Wood discusses the importance of disciplined thought-conditioning for attorneys, emphasizing how unchecked internal dialogue can impact performance under pressure. She explain
Estate Planning for Young Families: Kids, Guardians, and Backup Plans
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In this episode of Protect What Matters, host Evan Mack sits down with Tim Murray, a seasoned estate planning attorney from Indiana, to discuss the critical aspects of estate planning for young families. Tim emphasizes the importance of early planning, even for those with simple finances, to ensure that children and assets are protected in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Th
Estate Planning FAQs: Part 3
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In this episode of Plan on it, Attorney Christopher Botti and co-host Sean O'Connor delve into listener-submitted questions about estate planning. They clarify the roles of trustees and executors, explore the costs associated with trust administration, and discuss the importance of transparency and communication with beneficiaries. Chris explains the steps a trustee should take wh
Defective Products and Personal Injury Lawsuits: When Manufacturers Are Responsible
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In this episode of Trial Talk: Insights from Legal Expert Michael Joseph, host Sean O'Connor is joined by John Tait, an associate attorney specializing in civil litigation, to delve into the intricacies of product liability law. They explore the circumstances under which manufacturers and other parties in the distribution chain can be held liable for defective products. John outli
Collaboration, Litigation, Mediation: Options for Divorce in Colorado
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In this episode of Continental Divide: A Guide to Colorado Divorce, host Sean O'Connor is joined by Kristi Anderson Wells and Ann Gushurst to explore the various pathways families can take through divorce in Colorado. Ann, a pioneer in collaborative divorce law, shares her insights on the differences between litigation, mediation, and collaboration, emphasizing the importance of
Ancillary Probate in Nevada: When Someone Dies in Another State but Owns Property Here
Episode Summary: In this episode of The Probate Professor, attorney Taylor Waite from Clear Counsel Law Group discusses the complexities of ancillary probate in Nevada. The conversation delves into the nuances of handling probate when a deceased person owned property in Nevada but resided in another state. Taylor explains that Nevada does not have ancillary probate proceedings, requiring all asset
How Subchapter V Helps Small Businesses Stay Alive
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In this episode of the The Distressed Business Playbook, host Evan Mack and New York bankruptcy attorney Todd Duffy discuss the intricacies of sub-Chapter 5 of Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Todd explains how this legal provision is designed to assist small businesses, such as bodegas and mom-and-pop stores, in restructuring their debts while maintaining operations. The conversation delve
