In this episode, Attorney Richard Corey dives into the psychology behind powerful negotiation. He breaks down how strategy, timing, and emotional control can transform any business deal. From using leverage wisely to managing emotions under pressure, Richard explains how understanding people—not just contracts—can make or break a negotiation.

00:00 – Attorney Richard Corey shares why psychology and strategy are at the heart of every successful negotiation.

Enterprise Unleashed: Business, Law & Innovation explores the intersection of strategy, law, and entrepreneurship. Each episode features Attorney Richard Corey sharing real-world insights that help business owners negotiate smarter, protect their companies, and grow with confidence.

In this premiere episode of From Data to Victory, political strategist Fairalee Carrier, founder of Republican Political Consulting LLC, shares her expertise on building successful campaigns in Massachusetts and Texas. Drawing from over two decades of experience in law enforcement, public administration, and political strategy, Fairalee explores common mistakes that derail campaigns, the importance of data-driven decisions, voter engagement techniques, and the role of authentic messaging. She also discusses the value of hiring a skilled political consultant to guide candidates from filing to election day.

00:00 – Fairalee Carrier’s career journey and why she founded Republican Political Consulting LLC.

Fairalee Carrier is a seasoned political strategist with experience advising Republican and conservative candidates at local, state, and federal levels. She is the founder of Republican Political Consulting LLC, serving campaigns across Massachusetts and Texas. With a background in law enforcement, public administration, and data-driven political strategy, Fairalee helps candidates build authentic, disciplined, and effective campaigns.

Episode Summary:

00:00: Mark Goodman discusses the key differences between patents and trade secrets.

Inherently Distinctive explores intellectual property and brand protection through the lens of real-world business challenges. Each episode features legal professionals who simplify complex IP topics for entrepreneurs, creators, and business owners.

In this episode, Attorney Larry Littleton, founder and senior counsel of Littleton Law Firm, explains what families need to know about wrongful death claims in Texas. He breaks down who can file a claim, what damages can be recovered, and how his firm supports grieving families through the legal and emotional process. Larry also discusses survival actions, the importance of quick investigation, and why acting early is key to justice and closure.

00:00 – What wrongful death claims mean under Texas law

Advocacy Exchange: Navigating Texas Injury Law connects listeners with trusted Texas attorneys who break down real-world personal injury cases. Each episode offers practical legal insights, guidance, and compassion for those seeking justice after life-changing events.

Attorney Linda Garrett explores the challenges of managing divorce and bankruptcy simultaneously in California. The episode examines how community property laws govern debt division, the role of automatic temporary restraining orders (ATROs) in preventing unilateral bankruptcy filings during divorce, and the non-dischargeability of child and spousal support arrears in bankruptcy. It also provides strategies for negotiating debt amicably to achieve fair outcomes, emphasizing the need for professional guidance to navigate these complex legal processes.

00:00 - Show Introduction and Welcome

01:30 - Overview of Divorce and Bankruptcy Interaction

05:00 - Community Property and Debt Division

09:00 - Impact of Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders

13:00 - Bankruptcy Filings During Divorce Proceedings

17:00 - Non-Dischargeable Domestic Support Obligations

21:00 - Post-Divorce Bankruptcy Considerations

25:00 - Legal Separation and Bankruptcy

29:00 - Importance of Date of Separation in Debt Disputes

33:00 - Strategies for Negotiating Debt in Divorce

37:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action

California Virtual Family Law Attorney is a podcast dedicated to helping individuals navigate complex family law issues with clarity and confidence. Featuring attorney Linda Garrett, the show provides practical insights into divorce, legal separation, and related challenges like bankruptcy. Through expert advice and real-world examples, the podcast empowers listeners to make informed decisions and achieve equitable resolutions in their family law matters.

In this episode of Go with Kyle Harbaugh, business strategist Kyle Harbaugh breaks down how law firms can move beyond traditional hourly billing and adopt modern pricing models that better serve clients and increase profitability.

Kyle discusses why the billable hour is outdated, explores flat-fee, value-based, and subscription models, and shares how firms can implement these strategies to create more predictable revenue and stronger client relationships.

00:00 – Why law firms rely on the billable hour and its biggest downsides

Go with Kyle Harbaugh helps law firms, financial advisors, and business owners combine traditional growth strategies with the power of AI to thrive in a changing marketplace. Each episode delivers clear insights on scaling operations, driving efficiency, and building sustainable business growth.

Delisi Friday explains how law firm owners can evaluate whether their professional memberships and sponsorships are truly worth the time, energy, and money invested. She introduces a practical tool — Mendelow’s Matrix — to help firms assess influence and interest, make intentional decisions, and stop wasting marketing budgets on outdated commitments.

00:00 – Introduction: Reviewing yearly marketing decisions

From Coffee to Cases with Delisi Friday helps small law firm attorneys build referral-driven practices through meaningful relationships and smart, sustainable systems. Each episode offers actionable strategies that help lawyers attract the right clients, grow stronger teams, and create long-term business success.

Timothy Felice, founder of Felice Trial Attorneys, explains why real trial experience sets certain personal injury lawyers apart. He dives into how trial-ready lawyers affect insurance negotiations, settlement offers, and overall outcomes for clients. Timothy shares insights from his 20+ years of trial experience and illustrates how having a lawyer prepared to go to court can make the difference between low settlements and full justice.

Key Timestamps:

00:00 – 02:00: Introduction to Timothy Felice and his path to personal injury law.

About the Show:

In this episode, Sarah Green shares practical and honest insights on dating after divorce. From understanding why rushing into a new relationship often leads to repeated mistakes, to recognizing the importance of self-reflection and value work, Sarah helps listeners understand how to prepare for healthy, long-term relationships. Alongside Brett Nelson, she highlights the legal, emotional, and family considerations of dating too soon, especially when children are involved.

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Key Timestamps:

00:01 – Is it okay to date before a divorce is finalized?

About the Show:

Counsel and Community blends legal insights with practical advice for personal growth, healthy relationships, and financial well-being. Hosted by the Nelson Law Group team, the show offers actionable tips to help couples navigate life’s challenges, strengthen marriages, and make intentional decisions that align with their values.

Travis Meltzer chats with Chloe Cleveland, born-and-raised Queen Creek native and State 48 Partnerships Director. She shares her pandemic pivot from Diamondbacks intern to full-time State 48 (no interview—just a DM), absorbing ops from a folding-table office. Chloe spotlights Make-A-Wish collab with Sutton (T-shirt sales fund PCH program) and State 48 Foundation’s entrepreneur grants. Advice: try everything, never say “not my job,” just ask. Next: retail collabs explode.  

Key Timestamps:  

00:01 - Show Introduction  

00:30 - Queen Creek → ASU → D-Backs Intern  

01:30 - 2020 Pivot: D-Backs vs. State 48 Offer  

02:30 - Partnerships Manager: Co-Brand, Custom, Social  

03:30 - Sutton’s Make-A-Wish T-Shirt for PCH  

04:30 - Authentically AZ: Work With Everyone  

05:30 - State 48 Foundation: Grants + Resources  

06:30 - Quick Fire: Bagels (Bagel Felds), Tacos (Elmer’s)  

07:30 - Coffee (LGO), Late Bite (Porch)  

08:30 - Pre-Game (Churchill/Stoop Kid)  

09:30 - Farmers Market (Old Town + Captain Joe’s)  

10:30 - Dream Collab: Fox Restaurant Concepts  

11:30 - Skill Learned: Time Mgmt + Pro Tone  

12:30 - Advice: Try Everything, Network IRL  

13:30 - Next: Retail Partnership Explosion  

14:30 - Closing & Call to Action

About the Show:  

"Arizona Lives, Legal Truths" delivers Valley stories, local icons, and straight-talk legal insight for Arizonans navigating life after accidents. Travis Meltzer, founder of Valley Injury Law, fights insurers while spotlighting the people and pride that make the Valley thrive.