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Driven by Justice: Missouri's Consumer Law Show hosts Sean O'Connor and attorney Bryan Brody from Brody and Cornwell LLC to explain wage garnishment under Missouri law. The episode covers the mechanics of how creditors obtain judgments and subsequently garnish wages, emphasizing the critical importance of appearing in…
Worth it if you live in Missouri, face wage garnishment, or want to understand your legal rights and defensive options before creditors act.
This 18-minute episode of Caregiver Counsel Elder Law Insights features host Tieesha Taylor (founder/CEO of Elderly Care Law Firm in South Florida) interviewing Sebastien Grinman, founder of Next Step Living Agency. The episode addresses a common family challenge: determining when and how to transition aging parents…
Worth it if you're beginning to worry about an aging parent's living situation and need a clear overview of care options and decision-making frameworks.
This 16-minute episode of 'Judgments: Are They Worth the Paper They're Written On?' features host Lisa Mosbey interviewing Howard Kahn, Senior Lead Counsel at Lone Star Lawyers with 30+ years of Texas legal experience, on fraudulent transfers in judgment collection. The episode systematically covers what constitutes a…
Worth it if you're a legal professional, judgment creditor, or debt collector needing a concise overview of fraudulent transfer tactics and remedies in judgment enforcement.
This 15-minute episode of the San Antonio Injury and Employment Law Podcast features host Trey Cammack, a personal injury attorney, discussing catastrophic injury cases with co-host Evan Mack. The episode explores what makes catastrophic injuries legally and practically distinct from standard personal injury claims.…
Worth it if you're a Texas resident facing a catastrophic injury claim and want a basic primer on why these cases differ from standard personal injury litigation, or if you're curious about how attorneys approach life-altering injury cases.
Game of Claims episode featuring Erik Heninger, a trial attorney and partner at Heninger Garrison Davis, explores why serious personal injury cases sometimes never progress to lawsuits. The 15-minute episode is structured around key decision points in case evaluation and development. Heninger discusses the critical…
Worth it if you're involved in personal injury litigation, considering a lawsuit, or curious about how attorneys evaluate case viability beyond just injury severity.
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The Pennsylvania Counsel Podcast episode 'Business Divorce: How Owners Separate When There's No Clear Exit Plan' features host Sean O'Connor and attorney James Creenan discussing the dissolution of business partnerships. The episode maps out a logical progression through the problem space: it begins by identifying…
Worth it if you're a business owner facing partnership friction or lack a buy-sell agreement and want a legal primer on separation options.
Built with Intention episode featuring attorney Sarah Soucie Eyberg explores the contractor vs. employee classification issue for Minnesota business owners. The 22-minute episode covers the legal and practical distinctions between independent contractors and employees, with emphasis on Minnesota's specific regulatory…
Worth it if you're a Minnesota business owner currently using contractors or considering hiring and need a clear legal overview of classification risks and compliance steps.
This 12-minute episode from the Nelson Law Group Podcast explores child support law and practice, hosted by Brett Nelson (Founding Partner of Nelson Law Group) and Sarah Green (Certified High Conflict Divorce Coach and Mediator). The episode systematically covers the fundamentals of child support obligations,…
Worth it if you're a parent facing child support questions in Texas or need a quick, credible overview of obligor/obligee roles and common misconceptions.
The Tax Roundtable episode on Texas sales tax audits features host Michelle Rotella with managing attorney Lee Wilson and attorney Randi Askew discussing how to navigate state sales tax audits. The 14-minute episode covers the full audit lifecycle, starting with common triggers like discrepancies between sales tax…
Worth it if you're a Texas business owner facing or worried about a sales tax audit and need a quick overview of the process, triggers, and key documentation requirements.
Partnered Up: Business Law hosts Jeffrey N. Fink (partner at Coren Lichtenstein LLP) and Evan Mack tackle a common misconception in business partnerships: whether one partner can force another to sell their ownership stake. The 18-minute episode systematically dismantles the myth that majority ownership automatically…
Worth it if you're a business owner, partner, or entrepreneur who needs to understand forced-sale rights, draft an operating agreement, or navigate a partner dispute.
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The Landlord Advocate episode brings together host Sean O'Connor, Matthew Paletz (CEO of Paletz's Law), and senior attorney Ian Morton to tackle a critical issue for property owners: squatters and holdover tenants. The 20-minute episode is structured around key distinctions and practical concerns. Early segments…
Worth it if you're a landlord or property manager facing squatter or holdover tenant issues and want a legal overview before consulting an attorney, but don't expect step-by-step solutions.
Mark My Words episode 'Common Trademark Mistakes That Cost Businesses Money' features host Cole Carlson, Managing Attorney at Carlson IP Law, and co-host Michelle Rotella discussing critical trademark pitfalls for entrepreneurs and business owners. The 14-minute episode covers several key misconceptions and mistakes:…
Worth it if you're launching a business and want a quick primer on trademark basics from a qualified attorney, though you'll likely need deeper resources for implementation.
For The Defense episode featuring criminal defense attorney Kevin Dellet and host LeAnn Lyon explores the DUI prosecution and defense landscape in Kansas. The episode is structured around a comprehensive walkthrough of what happens when someone faces DUI charges, covering both the criminal court process and the…
Worth it if you're facing DUI charges in Kansas, want to understand the dual court/DMV process, or need a quick overview of your options before consulting an attorney.
The Texas Commercial Litigation Podcast episode features host Lisa Mosbey interviewing Bob Arnett, a principal at Carter Arnett with over 40 years of commercial litigation experience, on settlement strategy in commercial disputes. The 19-minute conversation systematically explores the factors that determine whether…
Worth it if you're an attorney or business leader involved in commercial disputes who wants a quick overview of settlement dynamics and strategy considerations from an experienced practitioner.
This 20-minute episode of 'Trust and Estate Clarity' features host Lisa Mosbey interviewing attorney Codi Dada, founder of Codi M. Dada Law Offices, on powers of attorney in California estate planning. The episode covers what a durable power of attorney does, how it functions when someone becomes incapacitated, and…
Worth it if you're a California resident with no estate planning documents and want a clear primer on powers of attorney and why professional help matters.
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The Freedom Tax Controversy Podcast episode 'Life at the IRS' features host Shameika Rhymes interviewing Justin Yarnell, a tax attorney and founder of Freedom Tax Controversy LLC who has worked inside the IRS. Yarnell draws on his experience transitioning from corporate tax roles to federal employment to provide an…
Worth it if you're curious about how the IRS actually works internally or preparing for an audit and want to understand agent constraints and procedures from someone who's been inside the agency.
This 20-minute episode of One Happy Lawyer features host Lisa Mosbey interviewing Dan Krause, a board-certified estate planning attorney and founder of Krause Estate Planning and Elder Law Center, on Wisconsin Medicaid planning. The episode systematically covers foundational concepts: what Medicaid planning means, how…
Worth it if you're a Wisconsin resident or family member facing long-term care costs and need a clear introduction to Medicaid planning basics and timing considerations.
This 22-minute episode of 'Helping You Heal: The Siesky Law Serious Injury Podcast' features host Sean O'Connor and attorney Lane C. Siesky, founder of Siesky Law in Indiana, discussing when and why personal injury claims escalate to lawsuits. The episode walks through the decision-making process behind filing suit,…
Worth it if you're considering a personal injury lawsuit in Indiana and want a clear overview of when litigation makes sense and how the process works.
This 20-minute episode of 'Risk, Liability and Litigation' features host Sean O'Connor interviewing Kevin C. Mayer, a trial attorney and partner at Logan Mayer LLP, on toxic tort litigation fundamentals. The episode centers on three core pillars: product identification (establishing which product caused harm),…
Worth it if you're a legal professional, business leader, or litigant needing a structured primer on how toxic tort cases establish liability through product ID, exposure, and dose.
Host Evan Mack interviews Brian Loughrin, a tax attorney with 25+ years of experience in IRS resolution, to explore why cash-heavy businesses face heightened IRS scrutiny. The episode identifies key red flags that trigger audits, including businesses that operate exclusively on cash while competitors in the same…
Worth it if you own or operate a cash-heavy business and want to understand IRS audit triggers and the importance of documentation from a tax professional's perspective.
The Briefcase and the Beat episode attempts an unusual mashup: comparing iconic music comeback tours with the experience of returning to work after serious injury. Hosts Evan Mack and Jason Marker (an attorney from Naperville, Illinois) spend the first half discussing legendary band reunions—Oasis, Guns N' Roses,…
Worth it if you want a light, conversational introduction to workers' compensation basics paired with music trivia, but not if you need practical advice for returning to work after injury.
Estate Planning with Bernard Law brings together host Lisa Mosbey and attorney Daniel R. Bernard to address estate planning needs specific to first-time homeowners on Long Island. The 18-minute episode walks through how purchasing a home creates new estate planning obligations, since real property typically becomes a…
Worth it if you're a first-time homeowner on Long Island seeking a quick primer on why estate planning matters after buying property and want to know which tools (trusts, powers of attorney) to explore further with a lawyer.
