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  • Episode Summary: In this episode, host Kevin Rosenquist speaks with Eric L. Pines about workplace modifications for federal employees with physical disabilities. Eric explains what constitutes a reasonable accommodation, the process for requesting modifications, and the role of medical documentation. He also discusses challenges employees may face and offers practical solutions for overcoming them. Additionally, Eric shares real-life examples of successful workplace modifications and provides guidance on when to seek legal assistance if an accommodation request is denied.

    Episode Timestamps:

    00:00 – Introduction to Empowering Workers00:09 – Welcome from host Kevin Rosenquist and guest Eric L. Pines00:44 – What is a reasonable accommodation for federal employees with physical disabilities?01:26 – Common physical disabilities and typical workplace modifications02:06 – Process of requesting workplace modifications vs. other accommodations02:42 – The role of the Rehabilitation Act in workplace accommodations03:13 – Steps employees should take when requesting a modification04:19 – Importance of medical documentation and how to present it effectively05:36 – How to structure an accommodation request for maximum effectiveness07:06 – Are agencies generally skeptical of accommodation requests?08:06 – Challenges federal employees face when requesting modifications09:35 – Examples of successful workplace modifications11:10 – Steps to take if an accommodation request is denied and when to seek legal help12:57 – Closing remarks and where to find more information

    About the Show: Empowering Workers: Federal Employees Disability and Employment Rights and Social Security Disability for All is a podcast dedicated to educating federal employees on their rights in the workplace, including disability accommodations, employment protections, and social security disability benefits. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist and featuring nationally recognized federal employment lawyer Eric L. Pines, this podcast provides expert insights into navigating workplace challenges.

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    In this episode of The Legacy Cast, host Kevin Rosenquist and Michael W. Kelley discuss the crucial differences between wills and living wills, common misconceptions about estate planning, and the importance of professional legal guidance in creating estate plans. Michael shares valuable insights on why everyone needs proper estate planning and the potential consequences of dying without a will.

    Key Timestamps:

    00:06 - Introduction and episode overview

    00:29 - Differences between wills and living wills explained

    02:17 - Additional aspects of living wills and healthcare directives

    03:22 - Common misconceptions about wills

    05:48 - Why everyone needs an estate plan

    07:10 - What happens when someone dies without a will

    09:30 - How attorneys approach estate planning consultations

    10:47 - Importance of professional legal counsel

    13:57 - How often to review estate plans

    15:22 - Handling complex family dynamics in estate planning

    About The Show:

    The Legacy Cast by Kelley Legacy Law features founder Michael W. Kelley and focuses on helping families enhance their lives today and secure their futures tomorrow. The show provides valuable insights into estate planning, wills, trusts, and other legal matters that affect family legacies.

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    In this episode of Divine Intervention: Shedding Light on Illinois Property Tax, host Kevin Rosenquist sits down with property tax attorney Nora Divine to break down how property tax assessments are determined. They explore the factors assessors consider, how market conditions and comparable sales impact valuations, and common mistakes in the assessment process. Nora also provides insights on how homeowners and business owners can challenge inaccurate assessments and navigate the complexities of Illinois’ property tax system.

    Timestamps[00:00] – Welcome to Divine Intervention[00:06] – Introduction to property tax attorney Nora Divine[00:35] – How property tax assessments are determined[02:25] – Standard methods vs. local variations in property valuation[03:45] – How improvements, renovations, and location affect assessments[06:48] – The impact of neighborhood changes and gentrification[08:44] – The role of market conditions and comparable sales[09:51] – Errors and inefficiencies in the assessment process[12:14] – Common assessment inaccuracies and what to watch for[13:34] – Special considerations for unique and historic properties[15:32] – Steps to take if you believe your property assessment is incorrect[17:41] – Accessing property tax data and navigating the appeals process[18:04] – Closing thoughts and how to connect with Nora DivineAbout the Show

    Divine Intervention: Shedding Light on Illinois Property Tax is a podcast dedicated to helping property owners understand and navigate Illinois' complex property tax system. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist and featuring property tax attorney Nora Divine, the show provides expert insights on assessments, appeals, and strategies to manage property tax burdens effectively.

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    In this episode of The Power of Tax Defense Attorneys Tax Corner, host Abigail Vaca interviews Juda Gabaie, an expert tax attorney from Gabaie & Associates LLC. They discuss tax settlements, IRS negotiations, and common misconceptions about tax resolution. Juda shares success stories and provides valuable insights into qualifying for tax settlements.

    Timestamps:

    00:00 - Introduction

    00:32 - About Gabaie & Associates and firm background

    01:12 - Common misconceptions about IRS settlements

    01:45 - Typical situations for seeking tax settlements

    02:42 - Differences between tax settlements and other resolution options

    04:08 - How to determine the best tax resolution path

    05:09 - Role of negotiations in tax settlements

    05:50 - Success case examples

    07:03 - Advice for those considering tax settlements

    About the Show:

    The Power of Tax Defense Attorneys Tax Corner with Juda Gabaie is a podcast dedicated to helping individuals and businesses understand tax resolution options. Listeners can learn from expert tax attorney Juda Gabaie about navigating IRS and state tax issues, settlements, and various resolution programs.

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    In this episode of US Immigrant Journey: Opportunities and Challenges, host Kevin Rosenquist sits down with attorney Edwin Fogam to break down the complexities of family-based immigration. They discuss the differences between immediate relatives and family preference visas, covering eligibility, waiting times, and common challenges. Edwin also shares insights into priority dates, visa caps, and the risks associated with fraudulent applications. If you're navigating the immigration process for a family member, this episode is packed with valuable information.

    Timestamps

    00:00 – Welcome to US Immigrant Journey: Opportunities and Challenges00:05 – Introduction to the episode and guest Edwin Fogam00:53 – What are immediate relative visas? (Spouses, parents, and children under 21 of U.S. citizens)01:30 – Understanding family preference categories (F1, F2A, F2B, F3, F4)02:44 – How family preference visas differ from immediate relative visas03:26 – Eligibility requirements for family-based immigration04:28 – The impact of visa caps and priority dates05:12 – How applicants are chosen within the preference visa system06:03 – The long wait times: 10, 15, even 20 years in some cases07:51 – Proving relationships: The importance of bona fide marriages and family ties08:32 – The consequences of sham marriages and immigration fraud09:04 – Exceptions and expedited family-based immigration cases11:03 – Current trends in immigration applications amid long backlogs12:58 – When is the best time to hire an immigration attorney?13:53 – Closing remarks and where to get legal assistance

    About the ShowUS Immigrant Journey: Opportunities and Challenges explores the legal, practical, and emotional aspects of immigration to the United States. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, each episode features expert insights from attorney Edwin Fogam, who has over 25 years of experience in immigration law. Whether you're an immigrant, a sponsor, or just interested in the process, this podcast is your go-to resource for navigating the U.S. immigration system.

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    In this episode, host Kevin Rosenquist sits down with experienced Louisiana criminal defense attorney Barry Ranshi to discuss the complexities of drug-related charges in Louisiana. Barry shares insights on common drug offenses, the role of sentencing enhancements, potential legal defenses, and Louisiana’s unique criminal justice policies. He also explains diversion programs, the impact of fentanyl-related cases, and practical advice for those facing drug charges.

    Episode Timestamps00:00 – Introduction to the episode and guest, Barry Ranshi00:39 – Common drug-related charges in Louisiana01:03 – Marijuana laws: legality, penalties, and medical use01:25 – Sentencing enhancements for repeat offenders and serious drug offenses02:20 – The future of marijuana legalization in Louisiana03:01 – Multiple offenses and felony charges for marijuana possession03:56 – Possession with intent to distribute: key legal considerations04:07 – Common defenses in drug cases, including possession types and location of evidence06:10 – Impact of Louisiana’s mandatory minimums on drug-related offenses07:28 – Drug-related cases as a major part of the firm’s caseload07:53 – Out-of-state defendants arrested while visiting Louisiana08:56 – Tourists unknowingly violating Louisiana’s drug laws09:50 – Search and seizure laws and their role in drug crime defense10:57 – Illegal searches and how evidence can be suppressed11:07 – Diversion programs for first-time offenders and low-risk individuals12:11 – Programs available for felony possession cases12:53 – The fentanyl crisis and its legal implications in Louisiana14:16 – Advice for individuals facing drug charges15:24 – How drug cases proceed to trial and factors influencing legal strategies16:29 – The importance of reviewing evidence before deciding on a plea or trial16:50 – Closing thoughts and where to connect with Barry S. RanshiAbout the Show

    A Conversation with a Louisiana Criminal Lawyer explores the legal landscape of Louisiana’s criminal justice system. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, this podcast features expert insights from attorney Barry S. Ranshi, covering topics such as criminal defense strategies, legal policies, and advice for individuals facing charges.

  • About the Show:

    The Disability Expert Podcast tackles complex issues in disability benefits applications by featuring interviews with leading experts in the field. The show aims to help listeners better navigate the disability process.

    Episode Summary:

    In this episode, host Chad Brown interviews Heather Liles, who shares valuable insights about preparing clients for disability hearings. They discuss the importance of proper hearing preparation, handling evidence, and working with an experienced disability attorney.

    Key Timestamps:

    00:00 - Show introduction

    00:23 - Introduction of guest Heather Liles

    01:35 - Heather's background and journey into disability law

    04:13 - Why disability hearings are necessary

    05:49 - Importance of demonstrating limitations beyond diagnosis

    09:07 - Discussion on third-party witnesses at hearings

    14:18 - Benefits of working with local attorneys who know ALJs

    16:52 - Handling negative evidence in disability cases

    19:14 - Benefits of having attorney representation

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    In this episode of From the Clinic to the Courtroom – Health Law Unpacked, host Kevin Rosenquist is joined by attorney Maria T. Santi, founder and managing partner of the Health and Medicine Law Firm. Together, they discuss the troubling reality of emergency room visit denials by insurance companies and what legal steps patients can take when their emergency care isn’t covered.

    Maria explains how federal laws like the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are supposed to protect patients but don’t always guarantee insurance coverage. She shares real-life cases where insurers have denied life-saving emergency care, the legal recourse available, and the need for legislative reforms to prevent unfair denials.

    Tune in to learn how insurance companies justify denials, what patients can do to fight back, and how the law can be improved to ensure fair treatment.

    Timestamps00:00 – Welcome to From the Clinic to the Courtroom – Health Law Unpacked00:06 – Introduction to today’s topic: Insurance denials for emergency room visits00:33 – Why emergency denials happen despite EMTALA protections00:52 – Common reasons insurance companies deny emergency room claims01:52 – Case study: A patient denied emergency care after a medically necessary cosmetic procedure03:51 – How hospitals and insurers negotiate coverage behind the scenes05:14 – The insurance denial process: How decisions are made06:14 – Understanding EMTALA and ACA protections for emergency care07:56 – How often emergency room denials are overturned08:55 – The need for legal reforms to protect patients10:50 – The power of the insurance lobby and its impact on legislative change12:37 – How legal action can push insurance companies to cover claims13:36 – The impact of the No Surprises Act on emergency billing disputes14:07 – How Maria stays focused despite the frustration of dealing with systemic insurance issues15:18 – Closing thoughts and where to connect with Maria T. SantiAbout the Show

    From the Clinic to the Courtroom – Health Law Unpacked is a podcast dedicated to exploring the legal side of healthcare. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist and featuring attorney Maria T. Santi, each episode breaks down critical issues affecting patients, doctors, and healthcare institutions. From insurance disputes to regulatory changes, this show helps listeners navigate the complexities of health law with expert insight and real-world cases.

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    In this episode, Colin Bober uncovers the hidden factors that can cause personal injury claims to take longer than expected. He explains how medical treatment, insurance investigations, and legal complexities can all contribute to delays. Colin also discusses the role of expert witnesses, the impact of severe injuries, and how negotiation tactics with insurance companies can extend the timeline of a case.

    If you're wondering why your case isn’t moving as fast as you expected, this episode provides crucial insights to help you navigate the process more effectively.

    Timestamps:

    (00:32) Why personal injury cases don’t have a set resolution timeline

    (01:28) The biggest factors that slow down settlements

    (02:31) How the severity and complexity of injuries impact case duration

    (04:22) How insurance company negotiations can cause delays

    (06:04) The role of expert witnesses in proving injuries and their long-term effects

    (08:04) How ongoing medical treatment affects the legal process

    (09:09) The importance of client communication during long legal battles

    About the Show:

    The Secrets of Personal Injury Law is a podcast hosted by Abigail Vaca, featuring Colin Bober, a personal injury attorney with experience representing over 4,000 clients and securing $50 million in settlements. The show provides expert insights on navigating personal injury claims, maximizing compensation, and avoiding legal pitfalls.

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    In this episode of Securing Your Brand, hosts Holly McFall and Melissa Jeda from Secure Mark Legal welcome cybersecurity expert Marc Farron. Mark shares decades of experience in technology, from programming and network operations to consulting small businesses at Florida Gulf Coast University’s Small Business Development Center. The conversation focuses on practical cybersecurity measures for small businesses, home offices, and remote workers. Topics include understanding basic cybersecurity principles, common vulnerabilities, key controls, and actionable tips for safeguarding digital assets.

    Timestamps[00:01] Introduction to Securing Your Brand and guest Marc Farron.[02:02] Marc's background in technology, programming, and business consulting.[03:39] Cybersecurity 101: Hackers, assets, vulnerabilities, and controls.[05:36] The importance of policies and procedures for small businesses.[06:39] Three types of cybersecurity controls: policies, technology, and training.[08:35] Practical tips for small businesses:Patching and regular updates.Backups and ransomware protection.Endpoint protection (antivirus).Encryption for sensitive files.Two-factor authentication (2FA).Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).Password managers and the future of passwordless systems.[17:21] The importance of cybersecurity training and simulated phishing tests.[18:50] Planning for incidents and having a response strategy in place.About the Show

    Securing Your Brand is a podcast dedicated to helping creatives, entrepreneurs, and business owners protect their intellectual property through trademarks, copyrights, and other legal tools. Hosted by attorneys Holly McFall and Melissa Jeda, each episode provides practical advice, expert insights, and actionable tips to secure your brand and safeguard your business.

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    In this episode, James and Kevin discuss the key differences between agency-managed surrogacy journeys and independent surrogacy arrangements. James breaks down the pros and cons of both paths, with a particular focus on the legal complexities, risks, and considerations that surrogates and intended parents face. They explore how surrogacy agencies assist in screening and matching surrogates, while independent journeys require more individual effort and responsibility. James also offers insights into the role of an attorney in these processes, emphasizing the importance of experienced legal counsel to ensure a smooth and legally compliant journey.

    Timestamps:

    00:00 - 00:28: Introduction to the episode and the topic of agency-managed vs. independent surrogacy journeys.00:28 - 03:56: Main differences between working with an agency vs. going independent; the importance of screening and matching surrogates through agencies.03:56 - 07:07: James discusses the role of a surrogacy attorney and the differences between agency-assisted and independent surrogacy contracts.07:07 - 10:41: The importance of working with an experienced assisted reproductive technology (ART) attorney to navigate the legal complexities of surrogacy.10:41 - 13:31: Legal documents and agreements overseen by attorneys in surrogacy, including contract details and ensuring compliance.13:31 - 16:53: Common challenges in independent surrogacy arrangements, including decision-making authority and financial management.16:53 - 17:08: Final advice for surrogates choosing between an agency-managed or independent journey, and how to prepare for potential emotional and logistical challenges.

    About the Show:

    Welcome to Surrogates Corner with James Mahan, where we provide essential guidance and legal insights for surrogates and intended parents navigating the surrogacy process. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, this podcast features James Mahan, a passionate advocate for surrogates, offering practical advice and legal support on surrogacy journeys.

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    In this episode of Bankruptcy Unlocked, host Abigail Vaca sits down with Andrew H. Griffin III, founder of the Law Offices of Andrew H. Griffin III, to discuss Chapter 7 bankruptcy. They break down who qualifies, how the process works, key differences from Chapter 13, and common mistakes to avoid. If you're facing overwhelming debt and wondering if Chapter 7 is the right option, this episode provides a clear, informative guide to help you make the best financial decision.

    Timestamps

    00:01 – Welcome to Bankruptcy Unlocked00:05 – Introduction to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy & Guest Introduction00:30 – Who Qualifies for Chapter 7?02:40 – Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13: Key Differences04:55 – The Chapter 7 Filing Process & Timeline07:44 – What Happens to Your Property in Chapter 7?10:15 – Which Debts Are & Aren’t Dischargeable?13:36 – The Means Test: How Income Affects Eligibility16:19 – Advice for Those Considering Chapter 7 & Common Mistakes to Avoid20:15 – Final Thoughts & Closing Remarks

    About the Show

    Bankruptcy Unlocked is your guide to understanding bankruptcy law and debt relief options. Hosted by legal experts, we break down complex financial topics into clear, actionable advice. Whether you're exploring bankruptcy, debt management, or financial recovery, our goal is to provide the knowledge you need to move forward with confidence.

  • Resumen del episodio:En este episodio inaugural, el abogado de inmigración Alfredo Lozano discute los aspectos esenciales de comenzar un negocio en los Estados Unidos como un empresario extranjero. Comparte perspectivas sobre las visas de inversión, los desafíos comunes que enfrentan los dueños de negocios internacionales y las consideraciones legales cruciales para el establecimiento exitoso de un negocio en EE. UU.

    Timestamps Clave:00:09 - Introducción y bienvenida00:53 - La motivación de Alfredo para enfocarse en el derecho de inmigración para empresarios03:40 - Desafíos comunes que enfrentan los empresarios al abrir negocios en EE. UU.06:11 - Mejos opciones de visa para empresarios extranjeros (visas E-2 y L-1)07:23 - Requisitos detallados para la visa de inversión E-210:39 - Proceso de solicitud de visa y cronograma12:53 - Tipos comunes de negocio para solicitudes de visa15:05 - Consideraciones legales importantes para empresarios extranjeros

    Acerca del programa:"Camino al Éxito Migratorio" con el abogado Lozano es un programa dedicado a ayudar a los empresarios a entender las complejidades de establecer negocios en los Estados Unidos mientras navegan exitosamente por las leyes de inmigración.

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    In this episode of The Millennial Lawyer Podcast, host Kevin Rosenquist sits down with personal injury attorney Mark Shirian to discuss the complexities of delivery truck accidents—especially those involving companies like Amazon. They cover the top causes of these accidents, how liability differs from standard car crashes, and the strategies corporations use to avoid responsibility.

    Mark also explains what victims should do after an accident, how to gather crucial evidence, and why hiring an attorney is essential when dealing with powerful companies. If you or someone you know has been injured in a delivery truck accident, this episode provides must-know legal insights!

    Timestamps:

    ⏱ 00:00 – Welcome to The Millennial Lawyer Podcast⏱ 00:04 – Introduction: Understanding delivery truck accidents with Mark Shirian⏱ 00:20 – The most common causes of delivery truck accidents⏱ 01:30 – How delivery truck accidents differ from regular car accidents⏱ 02:18 – Determining fault: Who is responsible? The driver, the company, or Amazon?⏱ 03:05 – Challenges in obtaining evidence (dash cam footage, black box data, etc.)⏱ 04:38 – What to do after a delivery truck accident: Key steps to protect your rights⏱ 06:04 – How insurance adjusters for companies like Amazon handle claims differently⏱ 06:33 – Why you should never represent yourself against a major corporation⏱ 07:42 – The difficulties in proving negligence in delivery truck cases⏱ 08:23 – Can Amazon escape liability by blaming third-party contractors?⏱ 09:25 – The importance of hiring an attorney quickly after an accident⏱ 10:17 – Do delivery truck cases go to trial more often than regular car accidents?⏱ 10:39 – Closing remarks: Where to connect with Mark Shirian

    About the Show

    Welcome to The Millennial Lawyer Podcast, where we break down key legal issues that impact everyday life. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, this podcast provides expert insights on personal injury law, corporate liability, and legal challenges affecting the modern world. Whether you’re navigating an insurance claim, dealing with a lawsuit, or just want to stay informed about your legal rights, this show is here to help.

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    In this episode of ALP Corner, host Abigail Vaca sits down with Allecia L. Pottinger to discuss the complexities of modifying family court orders in Texas. They explore the key reasons why a parent or spouse may seek modifications to custody or child support arrangements, the legal standards courts use to evaluate these requests, and the challenges involved in making changes to existing court orders. Allecia provides valuable insights on when a modification is justified, the importance of legal representation, and how enforcement actions can play a crucial role in achieving custody changes.

    Timestamps00:00 – Introduction to ALP Corner: Family Law in the Heart of Houston00:22 – Why do parents or spouses seek modifications to custody or child support?02:23 – Key factors courts consider in approving modifications03:35 – How to determine if your situation qualifies for a modification04:43 – Challenges in modifying custody and visitation orders06:20 – The role of parental cooperation and whether modifications can happen outside of court07:20 – Enforcing a family court order when one parent doesn’t comply09:42 – Why working with a family law attorney is essential for successful modifications11:09 – Closing thoughts and final adviceAbout the Show

    ALP Corner: Family Law in the Heart of Houston is your go-to podcast for navigating the complexities of family law in Texas. Hosted by Abigail Vaca, the show features insightful discussions with legal experts on topics such as custody battles, child support, divorce, and other essential family law matters. Tune in to gain valuable knowledge and practical legal guidance.

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    In this informative episode of Defense on the Coast, host Kevin Rosenquist and experienced criminal defense attorney Mark Diaz dive deep into deferred adjudication in Texas DWI cases. Mark explains how this alternative to traditional probation works, its benefits, eligibility requirements, and potential risks. The discussion provides valuable insights for first-time offenders and highlights the importance of careful consideration when choosing between different plea options.

    Key Timestamps:

    00:00 - Show Introduction

    00:28 - Definition of deferred adjudication and its application in DWI cases

    02:10 - Eligibility requirements for deferred adjudication

    03:00 - Requirements and conditions of deferred adjudication

    03:48 - Alcohol restrictions during probation period

    04:14 - Difference between deferred adjudication and standard plea

    06:45 - Consequences of violating deferred adjudication terms

    08:23 - Factors to consider when choosing deferred adjudication

    10:53 - Attorney's approach to DWI cases and defense strategy

    About the Show:

    Defense on the Coast features Mark Diaz, a criminal defense attorney with over 25 years of experience defending Texans' rights. The show provides valuable legal insights and information about criminal defense in Texas, particularly in the Galveston area.

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    In this episode of Off the Record, attorney Rhett Burney discusses the key differences between wills and trusts in South Carolina. He explains when each estate planning tool is most appropriate, debunks common misconceptions, and provides practical advice for those considering their estate planning options.

    Timestamps:

    00:00 - Show Introduction

    00:31 - Opening discussion

    01:29 - Defining wills vs. trusts

    02:21 - How to determine which option is needed

    04:23 - Debunking trust misconceptions

    05:31 - Tax implications discussion

    06:25 - Estate planning for minor children

    07:24 - Choosing a trustee

    09:04 - Control over assets comparison

    11:19 - Preparation tips for estate planning

    14:11 - Closing remarks

    About the Show:

    Off the Record is a legal podcast featuring attorney Rhett Burney, who brings years of experience in family law, personal injury cases, and estate planning services. The show provides valuable legal insights for South Carolina residents, hosted by Kevin Rosenquist.

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    In this informative episode, host Kevin Rosenquist and family law attorney Amanda Hill discuss the intricacies of child support determination in California. The conversation covers how courts calculate child support amounts, handles income variations for employed and self-employed parents, modification procedures, and enforcement mechanisms.

    Key Timestamps:

    00:00 - Introduction

    00:42 - Basic principles of child support determination in California

    01:25 - Income considerations for self-employed individuals

    04:51 - Side income and additional earnings

    06:07 - Handling support modifications

    08:26 - Court's consideration of employment changes

    10:38 - Usage and control of child support payments

    11:39 - Investigating hidden assets and income

    13:18 - Modifications due to income increases

    14:57 - Consequences of failing to pay child support

    About the Show:

    "Navigating Consumer and Family Law Challenges" features insights from Southern California's trusted attorneys, providing valuable legal information and advice on various family and consumer law topics. The show aims to help listeners understand complex legal matters through expert discussions.

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    In this episode, Kevin Rosenquist sits down with Sagi Shaked to discuss a gripping case: Betty Batta vs. Florida Power & Light (FPL). This case revolves around a trucking accident that resulted in catastrophic injuries for Betty Batta, including the traumatic amputation of her left hand. Sagi unpacks the legal intricacies, including violations of trucking safety regulations, FPL’s negligence in training its drivers, and how expert testimony played a pivotal role in achieving justice. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how trucking laws are designed to protect the public and how corporations are held accountable for safety violations.

    Timestamps:

    [01:05] – Introduction to the case: Betty Batta vs. FPL and why it’s significant.[02:01] – Overview of the trucking accident and the parties involved.[03:01] – The role of trucking regulations in preventing accidents.[05:04] – FPL’s failure to follow proper safety procedures, including the placement of warning devices.[06:09] – The tragic injuries suffered by Betty Batta and their impact on her life.[08:19] – Legal claims in the case: negligence, duty of care, and liability.[09:12] – The lawsuit’s key arguments: FPL’s negligent training practices and their refusal to acknowledge responsibility.[10:51] – The importance of expert witnesses in proving violations of safety regulations.[13:43] – Dramatic courtroom moments, including juror skepticism and expert witness impeachment.[16:27] – Emotional testimony from Charles Batta, illustrating the long-term consequences of the accident.

    About the Show:Road to Recovery is a podcast dedicated to providing insights into personal injury law, particularly cases involving trucking accidents. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, the show features expert legal analysis from Sagi Shaked , founder of Shaked Law and one of the top 100 trial lawyers in the U.S. Sagi brings his extensive experience in personal injury, wrongful death, and complex litigation to advocate for victims and shed light on the legal challenges they face.

  • About the Show:

    Breaking the Debt Cycle is a podcast hosted by Kevin Rosenquist with bankruptcy attorney Michael Sheridan, aimed at helping individuals take control of their financial futures by providing guidance on overcoming credit card debt and bankruptcy. In each episode, Michael offers insights on navigating the bankruptcy process, rebuilding credit, and gaining financial freedom.

    Time Stamps:

    00:00 - 00:07: Introduction to the podcast and today's topic - rebuilding credit after bankruptcy.00:28 - 02:05: Debunking the myth that bankruptcy destroys your credit.02:05 - 05:17: The impact of bankruptcy on your credit score and the benefits it offers in rebuilding.05:17 - 06:07: How to start rebuilding credit using new debt obligations like car loans or credit cards.06:07 - 09:02: Understanding why credit card offers after bankruptcy are common and how to use them wisely.09:02 - 11:19: Comparing bankruptcy with debt settlement programs and the hidden costs of settlement.11:19 - 13:40: The economic realities that lead people into debt and the role of credit in modern finances.13:40 - 16:02: Long-term strategies for rebuilding credit post-bankruptcy and the importance of budgeting.16:02 - 17:40: Wrapping up with advice for managing credit responsibly, using a budget, and avoiding high-interest debt.17:40 - 17:58: Closing remarks and call to action.About the Show:In this episode, Michael Sheridan explains how to rebuild your credit after filing for bankruptcy, addressing common myths and strategies for recovery. He dives into how bankruptcy impacts credit scores and offers practical advice on rebuilding, including securing new credit and using it responsibly. Michael also compares bankruptcy to debt settlement programs and shares tips for long-term financial success. He emphasizes that bankruptcy isn't a punishment but a tool for regaining financial stability.