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  Navigating ALJ Hearings in Social Security Disability Cases 06.10.2026 14dk

  In this episode of Empowering Workers: Federal Employees’ Disability and Employment Rights & Social Security Disability for All, host Sean O’Connor is joined by Courtney Bolton, a Social Security Disability Advocate at Pines Federal, to discuss the intricacies of Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearings in the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) process. Courtney explains the significance of reaching the ALJ hearing stage, often the decisive point for claim approval. They explore the role of medical evidence, the importance of consistency in testimony, and how judges evaluate cases compared to earlier stages. Courtney also highlights the challenges applicants face and the support available to them during the lengthy process. Listeners will gain valuable insights into effectively navigating the SSDI system and the critical factors that can influence a favorable outcome.
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  Unlicensed Practice of Law in Property Tax Appeals: What Illinois Property Owners Should Know 06.10.2026 20dk

  In this episode of Devine Intervention: Shedding Light on Illinois Property Tax, host Sean O’Connor sits down with property tax attorney Nora Devine to discuss the critical issue of unlicensed practice of law in property tax matters. Nora, with her extensive experience since 2005, delves into the legal requirements for representing taxpayers in Illinois, emphasizing the necessity of being a licensed attorney to handle real estate tax appeals. She contrasts Illinois’ strict regulations with states like Texas, where non-attorneys can become licensed property tax representatives. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding who is legally allowed to represent property owners and the potential consequences of unauthorized practice. Nora provides insights into notable cases, such as Iin  Ray re Yamaguchi (1987), and discusses the ethical obligations attorneys have to comply with compared to non-attorneys. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on navigating property tax appeals and ensuring they have qualified representation.
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  What Juries Notice That Lawyers Sometimes Forget 06.10.2026 19dk

  In this insightful episode of the May McKinney Podcast, hosts Shyanne Riddle, a Nashville criminal defense attorney, and Sean O’Connor delve into the enduring consequences of criminal charges and how they can affect individuals long after a case is resolved. Shyanne emphasizes the distinction between a criminal charge and a conviction, explaining how both can leave a lasting mark on one’s life, impacting professional licenses, housing opportunities, and more. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding collateral consequences early on and the potential need for additional support beyond a defense attorney. Shyanne shares practical advice on navigating job applications with a criminal record and discusses the emotional and psychological toll of being involved in the criminal justice system. Listeners will gain valuable insights into protecting their future and the importance of a comprehensive support system when facing criminal charges.
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  What Should You Do After a Serious Accident in California? 06.10.2026 19dk

  In this episode of Talk to My Lawyer, host Sean O’Connor sits down with Robert Cartwright, managing partner of the Cartwright Law Firm in San Francisco, to discuss the crucial steps to take immediately following a serious accident. With decades of experience in personal injury law, Rob provides invaluable insights into the importance of documenting the scene, seeking medical attention, and understanding interactions with insurance companies. He emphasizes the significance of capturing evidence at the accident site and the potential pitfalls of speaking with the opposing party’s insurance representatives. Rob also highlights the necessity of medical documentation for legal claims and advises against using a lawyer’s recommended doctors to avoid credibility issues. This episode is essential for anyone seeking to protect their rights and ensure a strong legal case after an accident.
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  Navigating AI Risks: Legal Insights for Business Owners 06.10.2026 16dk

  In this episode, Kevin Brick from Brick Business Law delves into the emerging legal risks that artificial intelligence poses for business owners. As AI becomes integral to business operations, from contracts and customer communications to employee management and marketing, Kevin highlights the pitfalls of using AI without proper oversight. He discusses real-world examples, such as the mishandling of confidential information and the dangers of AI-generated legal advice. Kevin emphasizes the importance of understanding AI’s limitations, particularly its potential to produce misleading or incorrect outputs that could lead to significant legal liabilities. The conversation is a must-listen for business owners eager to harness AI’s potential while safeguarding their operations against unintended consequences.
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  Search Warrants in Arizona: What Police Can and Cannot Do 06.10.2026 16dk

  In this episode of Fighting Back: Defense, Injury and Real Results, attorney Javier Alatorre joins host Sean O’Connor to demystify the complexities of search warrants in Arizona. With over 20 years of experience defending clients, Javier explains the constitutional basis for search warrants, detailing when police need one and what constitutes probable cause. He discusses the nuances of search locations, such as homes and vehicles, and the implications of police overstepping warrant boundaries. Javier also shares insights on challenging search warrants in court, particularly in DUI cases, and the potential consequences of police misconduct during searches. This episode is essential for anyone seeking to understand their legal rights and the intricacies of search procedures, providing listeners with practical advice on how to respond if faced with a search warrant.
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  How Do You Structure a Parenting Plan in a Complex Custody Case? 06.10.2026 16dk

  In this episode of Navigating Complex Divorce and Parenting Issues, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Attorney Melanie Walls, an OSBA certified specialist in family relations law. Melanie shares her expertise on crafting detailed parenting plans for high-conflict custody cases. She discusses the necessity of customized arrangements in situations involving demanding work schedules, long-distance parenting, and special needs children. The conversation delves into how parenting plans can address communication challenges between parents and the role of a parenting coordinator in resolving disputes. Melanie emphasizes the importance of flexibility and foresight in creating plans that adapt to changing family dynamics, ensuring they remain effective as children grow. Listeners will gain valuable insights into structuring parenting plans that prioritize children’s needs while minimizing the likelihood of returning to court.
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  How to File a VA Disability Claim 06.10.2026 11dk

  In this episode of Veterans Benefits and Beyond, host Sean O’Connor is joined by Dejia Glover, an attorney with Veterans Rights Law Firm, to discuss the intricacies of filing a VA disability claim. Dejia explains the critical steps veterans need to take, including identifying service-connected conditions, gathering essential evidence like DD214 and medical records, and understanding the importance of buddy statements. The episode delves into the concept of an intent to file, preserving effective dates for potential retroactive benefits, and the significance of attending C&P exams. Dejia also covers what veterans should do if their claims are denied, emphasizing the role of accredited VA attorneys in navigating appeals. This episode is a must-listen for veterans seeking to understand their rights and the VA claims process, providing valuable insights into securing the benefits they deserve.
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  What Should You Do If You Find Out There's a Warrant for Your Arrest in Ohio? 06.10.2026 13dk

  In this episode of Armor and Advocacy, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Ohio criminal defense attorney Colin McNamee to explore the intricacies of arrest warrants. Colin explains the differences between arrest warrants and bench warrants, highlighting the situations that commonly lead to their issuance. He provides insight into how individuals can discover if they have a warrant against them, emphasizing the importance of consulting with a qualified criminal defense lawyer before taking any action. Colin shares strategies to potentially avoid arrest, such as negotiating with prosecutors and judges to set aside warrants. The discussion also covers common mistakes people make, like contacting law enforcement directly, and stresses the significance of exercising the right to remain silent. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on how to handle warrants proactively, ensuring better outcomes and protecting their rights.
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  What Happens at an Ohio Eviction Hearing? Step-by-Step in Court 06.10.2026 14dk

  In this episode of the Ohio Eviction Playbook, host LeAnn Lyon is joined by Ed Kasputis, an experienced Ohio attorney and former state legislator, to discuss the intricacies of eviction hearings in Ohio. Ed shares insights on how hearings are scheduled, the essential documents landlords need to prepare, and the critical role of the three-day notice. He emphasizes the importance of proper documentation and legal representation, especially for out-of-state corporations. The episode covers the procedural aspects of eviction hearings, including how courts handle tenant defenses and the potential outcomes if tenants fail to appear. Ed also shares compelling stories from his legal career, illustrating the practical challenges landlords face. This episode is essential for landlords and real estate investors seeking to understand Ohio’s eviction process and avoid costly mistakes.
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  Understanding Reunification Therapy in Family Court 06.10.2026 18dk

  In this episode of the Big Deck Energy Podcast, host Lisa Mosbey and Dr. Premela Deck delve into the complexities of reunification therapy and parent-child contact problems within the family court system. Dr. Deck explains why the term ”reunification therapy” is often a misnomer, as it implies a predetermined goal rather than focusing on rebuilding trust and understanding the underlying issues causing a child’s resistance. They discuss the importance of specialized family therapy, the nuanced reasons behind a child’s refusal to see a parent, and the impact of legal narratives on these situations. The conversation also covers the role of therapists in assessing family dynamics and the importance of small, incremental progress in repairing strained relationships. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the intricacies of family therapy and the critical factors that contribute to successful outcomes in high-conflict family situations.
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  The Hidden Dangers of Oilfield Trucking and Transportation 05.10.2026 13dk

  In this episode of Drilling for Justice,  Joel Simon and Ryan Perdue delve into the crucial role of trucking and transportation in the oilfield industry. They discuss the common safety issues, such as fatigue-related and distracted driving, emphasizing the pressures faced by workers to meet demanding deadlines. The episode sheds light on the responsibilities of companies in the event of a trucking crash and the importance of thorough investigations to ensure justice for injured workers.
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  Succession Planning: Navigating Leadership Transitions in Law Firms 05.10.2026 19dk

  In this episode of The Law Firm Lab, host Margaret Burke, alongside consultants Kirsty Roux and Laurin Johnson, delve into the critical topic of succession planning in small to midsize law firms. They discuss the common issue of ”succession without a successor,” where many firms lack a clear leadership pipeline. The conversation highlights the importance of developing internal leaders early, understanding the nuances between internal and external succession, and preparing for unexpected transitions. Kirsty and Laurin share insights on how firms can cultivate future leaders by delegating responsibilities and having open discussions about leadership roles. They also emphasize the necessity of continuity planning to safeguard against unforeseen events that could disrupt firm operations. This episode offers valuable strategies for law firm owners looking to ensure their business thrives beyond their tenure.
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  Faith, Family, and Legacy: What Are You Really Leaving Behind? 05.10.2026 23dk

  In this episode of The Sero Perspective, host Kevin Hill, founding attorney at Sero Law, is joined by co-host Evan to delve into the concepts of legacy and stewardship from a faith-based perspective. Kevin discusses the etymology of ”legacy” and ”stewardship,” exploring their roots in Latin and Old English, respectively, and their implications for modern-day Christians and non-Christians alike. The conversation touches on biblical parables, such as the rich fool, to illustrate the importance of being a steward rather than an owner of one’s possessions. Kevin and Evan also discuss practical ways parents can pass on their values to the next generation, emphasizing the role of estate planning in supporting a meaningful legacy. Through personal anecdotes, Kevin shares how his father’s integrity and humility shaped his own understanding of legacy. Listeners will gain insights into aligning their daily actions with their long-term goals and leaving a lasting impact on future generations.
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  What to Do When a Loved One Dies in DC or Maryland 05.10.2026 18dk

  In this episode of Legall Answers: Property and Probate, host Evan Mack welcomes attorney Sharon Legall to discuss the critical steps families need to take when a loved one passes away in DC or Maryland. Sharon Legall, founder of Legall Law, shares practical advice on handling immediate tasks such as securing assets, notifying relevant parties, and understanding the importance of a will. She emphasizes the significance of having a will to ensure a deceased person’s wishes are honored and to avoid government intervention in asset distribution. Sharon also explains the legal process of becoming a personal representative and the potential pitfalls of acting too quickly without proper legal guidance. This episode provides listeners with valuable insights into managing probate effectively and avoiding common mistakes, making it a must-listen for anyone dealing with estate matters.
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  What Actually Happens When a Business Partnership Breaks Down 05.10.2026 15dk

  In this episode of The Las Vegas Business Bankruptcy and Construction Law Podcast, host Leann Lyon sits down with Micheal Brock from the May Brock Law Group to explore the complexities of business partnership breakdowns. Micheal, a seasoned business litigation attorney, discusses the early warning signs of partnership troubles, such as deteriorating communication and unilateral decision-making. He compares partnerships to marriages, emphasizing the importance of trust and shared goals. Micheal also provides practical advice on handling disputes, including the role of third-party advisors and the point at which legal intervention becomes necessary. Through real-world examples, he illustrates how unresolved conflicts can escalate, affecting business operations and financial performance. Listeners will gain valuable insights into managing partnership disputes effectively, preserving business value, and knowing when to seek legal help.
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  What to Do When an Insurance Company Delays, Denies, or Stops Paying Your Claim 05.10.2026 12dk

  In this episode of Detroit Auto Accident Law, host Leann Lyon is joined by Kristian Kajdic, an associate attorney at Ravid and Associates, to discuss the complexities of dealing with insurance companies after an auto accident. Kristian explains the common reasons insurance companies delay, deny, or stop payments, such as disputes over necessary treatments and pre-existing conditions. He highlights the importance of understanding Michigan’s 30-day payment rule and advises on how to differentiate between standard processing delays and more serious issues. Kristian also offers practical tips on maintaining documentation and communication with insurance adjusters to protect your rights. This episode is essential for anyone dealing with insurance claims, providing insights into how to effectively manage disputes and ensure fair treatment under Michigan law.
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  Discovery in Pennsylvania Family Law Cases: What to Expect and How to Prepare 05.10.2026 20dk

  In this episode of Family Law A to Z with DBD, host Sean O’Connor is joined by attorney Katie Lin Daly to explore the intricacies of the discovery process in Pennsylvania family law cases. Katie, who focuses exclusively on family law, provides a comprehensive overview of what discovery entails, including the exchange of financial information and the evaluation of assets in divorce and custody cases. The discussion covers when discovery is necessary, the types of documents typically requested, and the implications of failing to comply with discovery requests. Katie also shares insights on informal discovery methods and the potential involvement of third parties. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how to effectively navigate discovery, making informed decisions that can significantly impact their cases.
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  What Companies Get Wrong About Data Protection – and How to Fix It Without Slowing the Business Down 05.10.2026 20dk

  In this episode of AI-Savvy Lawyer, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Charlyn Ho, founder of Rikka Law Group and a seasoned attorney specializing in technology transactions and data privacy. Charlyn discusses common pitfalls companies face in data protection, emphasizing the importance of implementing policies effectively rather than just having them on paper. She highlights the necessity of having a robust data incident response plan and the role of cybersecurity insurance. Charlyn also delves into the integration of compliance programs with business operations, the implications of AI-generated data, and the foundational role of data classification in protecting sensitive information. The conversation provides practical insights for businesses of all sizes on how to navigate the complex landscape of data privacy and cybersecurity. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how to align legal frameworks with business goals to mitigate risks and enhance operational efficiency.
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  How Long Does a Workers’ Compensation Case Take in Pennsylvania? 05.10.2026 17dk

  In this episode of the Western P.A. Work Injury Podcast, Attorney Michael S. Russell, with over 33 years of experience, joins host Evan Mack to discuss the intricacies of workers’ compensation cases in Pennsylvania. They delve into the typical timeline of a workers’ compensation claim, from filing to resolution, and the factors that can accelerate or delay the process. Michael emphasizes the importance of setting realistic expectations for clients, explaining that cases often take longer than anticipated due to various legal and medical procedures. He also highlights the critical role of obtaining proper legal representation and medical treatment early in the process to avoid unnecessary delays. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the procedural aspects of workers’ compensation claims and learn strategies to effectively manage their cases for a smoother experience.