In this latest episode, Lewis recounts his humble beginnings working as a lawyer for an insurance company, how he moved up the ladder, and just how nerve-wracking meeting the people at the top can be. Lewis also discusses the importance of luck and the sad lack of diversity still present today in the upper echelon of insurance companies.

This episode is definitely adults-only as Lewis unravels the ways that sex and sex-addiction are used in business, including as a lure to get into business with someone, and as blackmail to keep them there. Lewis tours the wild age of free love in Miami and recounts which presidents were the most sexually aggressive (you'd be surprised!).

In this episode, Lewis admits that while a lawyer shouldn't let their own personal feelings or morals get in the way of properly representing their client, there's been at least one case that he wishes he hadn't won. Hear the complicated case of Charlie the newspaper boy and whether or not, legally speaking, this 12-year-old was an employee or an independent contractor. Afterward, Lewis gives background on the evolution of child-labor laws in the United States.

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In this episode, Lewis details the good, the bad, and the usually ugly ins and outs of divorce court, telling three stories of his foray into the Wild West that is divorce law, including fighting over paintings of beloved pets and double-cheating husbands. After this, Lewis takes the time to explain the legal aspects of going through divorce that people may not often think about, such as alimony law, religious annulments, and more.

Make sure to keep your balance on this slippery new episode, which details several cases of slips, trips, and straight-up fake-outs as Lewis explains just what it means for an establishment to keep their surfaces legally safe, as well as the astoundingly acrobatic lengths some people will go to try and game the legal system for some extra money.

In this episode, Lewis tells a series of stories focusing on crazy claims, even crazier consulting doctors, and the greed that often motivates both. You'll also get the inside scoop on the jury selection process and learn just how often people lie under oath (the answer: quite a lot). Say it isn't so!

In an episode that has to be heard to be believed, Lewis recounts going up against a wealthy advertising manager and the insurance company that refused to compensate his client, a victim of the manager's drunken driving. In a story of legal twists, turns, angry judges, and dramatic reveals of evidence, Lewis also explains suing for bad faith, how both judges and insurance companies will try and take advantage of the system, and how this all relates to a small church near Quebec.

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In this first episode of Miami Memoirs, Lewis takes us on a crazy journey that all starts with the fatal freezing of a client's beloved feline. Lewis and Peter talk medical malpractice, the penalty for destroying evidence, and how this story inspired Lewis to start writing his book. Hang on tight and stay frosty!

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