In the Moement

This episode, we speak with attorney Christina Abraham about her vast experiences as an attorney. We discuss her current legal battles with the FBI, her experience in Bahrain and their police brutality issues, and then we discuss how the lessons learned in Bahrain can correlate to the current climate in the USA.

In this episode, Moe sits down with Laith Saud, editor at the Chicago Monitor, to discuss his visit to a recent Black Lives Matter protest in Chicago. They also discuss social media in today's world, as well as the impact of NFL quarterback Drew Brees' comments, Kapernick, and Goddell has on the NFL. 

This episode, I brought my friend and family law attorney, Mervate Mohammad to discuss the new changes to divorce and custody laws. We also get into the benefits, and cultural taboos, of prenup and postnups and the difference between mediation and arbitration. Lastly, we have a discussion about Women in law and where we see the future going with women in law.

This episode we're speaking with Dr. Twyla Blackmond Larnell, a professor in the Political Science Department at Loyola University Chicago. We'll be discussing TIF funding in minority neighborhoods; specifically race, economic development, and policies as they relate to Chicago liquor stores.

Introducing In the Moement, a legal podcast discussing everyday legal topics, for everyday people -- not just lawyers. For this first episode we're sitting down with Zaid Abdallah, owner and partner at Chicago-based law firm Abdallah Law specializing in criminal law.