Today's Verdict

On this episode of Today’s Verdict, Host and Trial Attorney David Lesch discusses what people should do if they are stopped by police or involved in an incident where an officer asks to see or take their cell phone. Then, Bill Sack, Senior Director of Legal Operations at the Second Amendment Foundation, discusses New York’s new “convertible pistol” law and SAF’s lawsuit challenging restrictions on Glock and Glock-style handguns. Finally, Curt Schultzberg, President & Managing Director of Orange Investment Advisors, Inc., and Jacqueline Weimmer, 1st VP and Director of Trust & Fiduciary Relationship Development at Orange Bank & Trust Company, discuss how trusts, estate planning, and investments work together, and why women should take an active role in their financial decision-making.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today’s Verdict, host and trial attorney David Lesch offers legal tips for tenants dealing with bedbug and other vermin infestations, including steps they can take to protect their rights. Then, Attorney Sergio Marquez discusses the challenges faced by small landlords and explains their legal rights and responsibilities. Finally, Kerry Moles, CEO of CASA-NYC, and Christina Abraham, Youth Fellow, highlight the importance of advocating for children in foster care and share ways community members can support young people as they transition out of care.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today’s Verdict, Attorney Talia Kamran and Associate, Jeremy Ravinsky discuss a lawsuit alleging NYPD surveillance of NYCHA residents through Big Apple Connect. Then, Bronx property owner James McManus discusses an alleged property loan scheme involving millions of dollars in losses. Finally, attorney Courtney Werning discusses investment scams targeting seniors, financial exploitation, and ways to protect retirement savings.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today's Verdict, Jeremy McKinney, Immigration Attorney and Past President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, breaks down the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark ruling reaffirming birthright citizenship. Then, Ronald J. Katter, Founder of Katter Law Firm, discusses the growing Legionnaires' disease outbreaks in New York City and what victims should know when negligence may be a factor. Lastly, Ian Steinberg, Divorce Attorney at Berkman Bottger Newman & Schein LLP, explores how artificial intelligence is transforming divorce cases, the challenges of authenticating digital evidence, and how individuals can protect themselves in an increasingly digital world.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today’s Verdict, Nassau County Executive and Republican candidate for Governor Bruce Blakeman discusses his campaign and his vision for New York State. Then, Elizabeth Kocienda, Director of Advocacy at the New York City Bar Association, and Alison Wilkie, Director of Government Affairs and Strategic Campaigns at the Coalition for the Homeless, discuss the WiFi for Homeless Act and its potential impact on expanding reliable internet access in temporary housing facilities across New York State.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today’s Verdict, traffic attorney Kim Juszczak discusses New York’s updated DMV point system, and new measures aimed at repeat speeding offenders. Then, employment attorney and founder of The Boyd Law Group, Patrick Boyd, breaks down the EEOC’s lawsuit against The New York Times and what it could mean for workplace diversity initiatives, hiring practices, and employers across the country.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today's Verdict, employment attorney Steven Mitchell Sack discusses the overtime rule debate and its impact on workers. Then, Melanie Dominguez, Organizing Director at the Katal Center for Equity, Health, and Justice, and member, Ziyadah Amatul-Matin, discuss New York prison oversight reforms and the State Commission of Correction's current vacancy crisis.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today’s Verdict, Renée Hill, President of the Bronx County Bar Association, discusses her work as a criminal defense attorney, her leadership role with the BCBA, and the services and resources the organization provides to attorneys and the public. Then, we revisit a conversation with Randi Rothschild, Chief Program Officer at The Fortune Society, discussing a program that steps in right after an arrest to provide immediate support for people navigating the criminal justice system.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today’s Verdict, attorney and Manhattan Institute adjunct fellow Christian Browne discusses the planned closure of Rikers Island and the legal and logistical challenges surrounding the city’s 2027 borough-based jail replacement plan. Then, we revisit a conversation with landlord-tenant attorney and business owner Sergio Marquez, Esq., who breaks down key insights into landlord-tenant disputes and the rights every renter and landlord should know.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.

On this episode of Today’s Verdict, Patrick J. Boyd, founder of the Boyd Law Group, discusses New York’s new law limiting employers’ ability to check credit history and what it means for job seekers and workplace decisions. Then, we sit down with attorney Daniel Drucker as we explore the current immigration challenges, from temporary protections for Haitian nationals to navigating legal pathways and staying informed in an era of increased enforcement.

Today’s Verdict, hosted by Bronx native David Lesch, provides solutions to viewers’ legal questions and concerns.