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00:52 – The difference between quitclaim deeds and warranty deeds

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Close to Home with Nicole Sullivan dives into everyday legal topics with warmth and clarity. Each episode brings real-life insight from attorney Nicole Sullivan to help Mississippi Gulf Coast residents navigate estate planning, real estate law, and more with confidence and compassion.

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In this episode of The Millennial Lawyer Podcast, New York litigation attorney Mark Shirian examines the rising legal risks associated with short-term rentals such as Airbnb and Vrbo. He breaks down how these cases differ from traditional premises liability claims, who may be held responsible, and what evidence is critical for success. From gaps in insurance coverage to the importance of documenting hazards, Mark offers valuable insights for renters, property owners, and anyone considering short-term rental arrangements.

Listeners will walk away with a deeper understanding of how liability works in these cases, what steps to take after an injury, and how to protect themselves legally when using or managing short-term rentals.

0:45 – Why short-term rental injuries are legally different from hotel or residential claims

Short-term rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo have transformed the travel industry—but they also come with hidden legal hazards. In this episode, New York litigation attorney Mark Shirian discusses the unique legal challenges these cases present, including who may be held liable, how insurance coverage often falls short, and why documenting the scene is critical after an injury.

Mark also explains how reviews, listing photos, and communication records can serve as powerful evidence, and what renters should do to protect their rights if an accident occurs. Whether you’re a guest, a property owner, or considering listing a rental, this episode provides essential insights into the growing world of short-term rental liability.

In this episode of Estate Planning Beyond the Binder, Brian Chew, Managing Partner at OC Wills & Trusts, discusses the life events that should trigger an estate plan review. Brian explains why changing relationships—not just changing assets—are the top reason for updating trusts, and how failing to review your plan can lead to costly mistakes. From growing children, divorce, and remarriage to outdated AB trust provisions and funding issues, Brian provides practical insights on keeping your estate plan current, effective, and tax-efficient. He also highlights why working with a responsive law firm makes all the difference in ensuring long-term protection for your family.

00:01 – Show introduction

Estate Planning Beyond the Binder breaks down essential information about protecting your loved ones and assets through effective estate planning. The show makes estate planning simple and doable for married couples, homeowners, business owners, and anyone thinking about their future. Featuring Brian Chew, founder of OC Wills and Trust Attorneys.

In this episode of From the Clinic to the Courtroom: Health Law Unpacked, host Kevin Rosenquist is joined by Maria T. Santi, Esq., founder and managing partner of the Health and Medicine Law Firm, to tackle a question many people face but few know how to answer: Can you really sue your health insurance company?

Maria explains that the answer is yes — and she walks us through the legal process, from exhausting appeals to filing emergency injunctions for life-saving treatments. Learn when it’s time to take legal action, what the lawsuit process looks like, how long it can take, and why insurance companies often choose to fight even the smallest claims.

Whether you're dealing with a denied claim for cancer treatment, a costly prescription, or outright bad faith by your insurer, this episode delivers practical insight and powerful real-world examples of patient advocacy in action.

00:00 – Introduction

00:47 – When Can You Sue Your Health Insurance Company?

01:45 – What Happens After You Decide to Sue

04:05 – Emergency Cases & Injunctions

05:27 – Bad Faith & Misconduct by Insurers

07:04 – How Lawsuits Differ Based on the Type of Plan

08:53 – How Long Does a Lawsuit Take?

11:39 – Do Most Cases Settle?

13:23 – Legal Delay Tactics

14:49 – Do People Even Know They Can Sue?

15:46 – The Psychology of Trusting Insurers

17:04 – Closing Thoughts

From the Clinic to the Courtroom: Health Law Unpacked is your go-to resource for understanding the intersection of healthcare and the law. Hosted by Maria T. Santi, Esq., and produced by the Health and Medicine Law Firm, each episode breaks down legal issues affecting patients, providers, and policyholders — making complex topics accessible and empowering you with knowledge and options.

Connect with Maria and her team at: healthandmedicinelawfirm.com

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Attorney Josh Moody discusses how social media can impact personal injury cases, sharing real examples of how digital footprints have affected legal outcomes. He provides practical advice on social media usage during pending cases and explains how insurance companies and investigators use social media content in investigations.

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00:19 - Introduction and episode topic

01:06 - How social media has changed personal injury cases

02:00 - Real examples of social media affecting cases

05:31 - Private investigators and social media access

07:21 - Social media's impact on workers' compensation cases

10:15 - Advice on social media engagement during pending cases

14:05 - Positive uses of social media in legal cases

About The Show:

The Moody Lawyer features attorney Josh Moody, who brings unique insights from his background in law enforcement and comprehensive legal career spanning criminal justice, personal injury, and civil matters. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, the show delivers practical legal knowledge with experience and integrity.

Attorney Thomas D. Begley III discusses the importance of lifetime planning to complement a will in estate management. The episode explores the necessity of advanced medical directives and general durable powers of attorney to manage medical and financial decisions during incapacity, highlighting the risks of guardianship and the benefits of proactive planning to protect one’s wishes and well-being.

00:00 - Show Introduction and Welcome

01:30 - Core Documents for Estate Planning

05:00 - Role of Advanced Medical Directives

09:00 - Importance of Powers of Attorney

13:00 - Risks of Not Having Lifetime Planning Documents

17:00 - Costs and Delays of Guardianship

21:00 - Addressing Concerns About Loss of Control

25:00 - Simplifying Lifetime Planning Documents

29:00 - Key Advice for Comprehensive Estate Planning

33:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action

The Estate Blueprint is a podcast dedicated to guiding individuals through estate planning with clarity and compassion. Featuring certified elder law attorney Thomas D. Begley III, the show provides practical insights to help families protect their legacy, prepare for life’s transitions, and ensure their wishes are honored through comprehensive estate planning strategies.

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Sagi Shaked, founder of Shaked Law Personal Injury Lawyers, explores the complex legal landscape of gig-based trucking accidents. Learn how major companies like Amazon and FedEx structure their delivery operations, understand liability issues in contractor relationships, and discover key strategies for handling trucking accident cases involving gig economy drivers.

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00:00 - Show Introduction

01:01 - Understanding Gig Economy in Trucking Industry

02:50 - Why Companies Use Contract Drivers

04:10 - Liability Chain in Trucking Accidents

07:04 - Explaining Vicarious Liability

10:53 - Red Flags of Driver Misclassification

14:11 - Building Strong Cases Against Gig Economy Carriers

About The Show:

Road to Recovery delivers expert insights on trucking accident litigation with Sagi Shaked, ranked among America's Top 100 Trial Lawyers. The show provides valuable information for understanding complex personal injury cases and securing justice for accident victims.

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He also shares real-life examples of cases where his specialized knowledge resulted in significantly higher compensation, explains how insurance companies use tactics to minimize payouts, and discusses why acting quickly after an injury is essential. Whether you’ve been in a car accident, suffered from premises liability, or experienced a wrongful death in the family, this episode is packed with valuable insights on making the right legal decision.

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00:00 – Introduction to Law Talk with Peter Meyer

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"Navigating Consumer and Family Law Challenges" features insights from SoCal's trusted attorneys Amanda Hill and Sarah Khosrabadi. The show focuses on family law, consumer protection, and employment law, offering helpful, caring, and professional legal advice.

🔗 Visit kandhlawgroup.com to learn more or connect with Amanda.

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In this episode, veteran Social Security Disability attorney Deborah Susan Spector talks about one of the most pivotal moments in the disability process—the administrative law judge hearing. Deborah explains what happens during the hearing, the role of the judge and vocational expert, and how medical records, testimony, and work history are evaluated. She also shares practical advice on how claimants can prepare, what questions to expect, and why legal representation is critical for improving the chances of approval.

00:01 – Show introduction

“Social Security Disability: The Approval Path” is hosted by Deborah Susan Spector, a seasoned disability attorney with decades of experience representing claimants through every stage of the SSDI and SSI process. The show offers practical guidance, answers common questions, and provides clarity for individuals navigating the complexities of Social Security Disability law.