In this engaging episode of The Interesting Lawyers Podcast, we welcome Alex Jean, a talented attorney at the boutique firm Long, Jean, and Wechsler. Born to Haitian parents and fluent in Creole, Alex shares how his cultural background and commitment to being a likable lawyer have fueled his success and happiness. Join us as we dive into Alex’s journey, his insights on the importance of likability in the legal profession, and how embracing diversity and creating meaningful connections can drive both personal and professional growth. Whether you're a seasoned attorney or just starting out, Alex’s story will inspire and empower you.

In this episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, host Russell welcomes back renowned criminal lawyer Bruce Zimet. Making his second appearance on the show, Bruce lends his expert insight into the recent indictment of Sean Combs a.k.a. Diddy. The discussion delves into the surprising elements of the indictment, the horrific conditions of Diddy's detention, and the strategic power plays by the government. Bruce dissects the three basic counts in the indictment, explores potential cooperating witnesses, and evaluates the federal judge's decision to deny Diddy bond. The conversation also touches on the potential defenses Diddy's legal team might employ, the importance of jury selection, and the implications of human trafficking and drug allegations. Bruce also weighs in on the complexities of federal court cases, possible plea negotiations, and the role of jury nullification. The episode concludes with speculations on the high-profile nature of the case, possible celebrity witnesses, and the broader implications for Diddy's future.

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50+ year veteran Criminal Lawyer and former Federal Strike Force Prosecutor Fred Schwartz shares some crazy and colorful stories about prosecuting the Mafia for distributing pornography in the 1980's when it was still illegal, and then as a private defense attorney, defending a Romani Gypsy Psychic to the Stars who was prosecuted by the Feds in a bizarre case that ended in a way she hadn't predicted. Such is the exciting life of a criminal lawyer!

This episode of the Interesting Lawyers Podcast, features an interview with Thomas Morgan Jr. of The Morgan Law Group, a prominent law firm specializing in property insurance claims with offices in several states. Tom recounts the rapid expansion of his law practice in response to increased demand due to the national property insurance crisis- and its causes. Learn the obscene amount of money that insurance c ompny CEO's are making, and gain a lawyer's insights about the challenges homeowners face with insurance companies, including lowball offers, denial of claims, and new legislative changes that disadvantage claimants. Tom also shares insights from his early career in insurance defense and identifies common excuses insurers use to deny claims. The conversation concludes with an anecdote about a memorable case involving a head injury allegedly caused by a disco ball at a club in Miami Beach.

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Child Sexual Abuse in Foster Care: A Nationwide Crisis

Join us for a compelling discussion with Howard Talenfeld, a nationally prominent children's rights lawyer at Justice for Kids, a unit of national law firm Kelly Kronenberg, as he uncovers the widespread issue of child sexual abuse in foster homes. With over 40 years of legal experience and numerous victories for children, Talenfeld shares shocking stories and troubling statistics that reveal the extent of the problem across the United States. From class action lawsuits to legislative efforts, learn about the justice system’s failures and the urgent need for reform. Discover the complex causes behind child abuse, the psychological impacts on young victims, and what can be done to protect our most vulnerable.

00:00 Introduction to the Issue

00:36 Meet Howard Tallenfeld

01:00 Shocking Case of Child Abuse

02:34 The National Scope of the Problem

05:10 Sexual Abuse in Various Settings

09:20 Psychological Impact on Victimized Children

12:32 The Tragic Case of Gabriel Myers

14:37 Challenges in the Foster Care System

25:48 Howard Tallenfeld's Career and Advocacy

26:17 The Role of Kelly Kronenberg Law Firm

32:09 Systemic Issues and Solutions

51:29 Final Thoughts and Advice for Parents

53:27 Conclusion and Farewell