True Law Stories

From a man suffering a severe fall due to a faulty circuit box to sex trafficking accusations, hotels just can’t seem to catch a break. 

Mark McFarland, a forensic expert, joins us on True Law Stories to discuss the most fascinating cases he had and how he solved them with the help of his extensive knowledge of telecommunications and electrical engineering.

The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• Suspicious Circuit Box Leads to a Severe Electrocution 
• Spoofed: The Mystery of MAC Addresses
• Sexual Trafficking and Hotels: How Google Data Can Save Your Life
• Key Fobs and Car Anomalies: Man vs. Insurance Company

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Trembly Law Firm

Hinkle Law Firm LLC

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Born and raised in Florida, lawyer and law firm founder Brett Trembly had seen his fair share of cases and lawsuits that no one had heard of before. From a lawsuit featuring an obscure song to getting served Rule 11, this case just gives it all—no holds barred.

The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• Rule 11: What Is It and Why Do Lawyers Stay Away From It
• Money Talks and It Talks Loud
• How This Young Lawyer Gets a Dose of Reality
• Friends to Foe: The Lawsuit Battle for Songwriting Credits

Resources:

Trembly Law Firm

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Practicing since the mid-90s, Litigation Attorney, Adrian Mendoza, has handled a large number of disputes. Adrian recalls some of his more memorable experiences while litigating, all involving catching witnesses lying under oath. From lying about one’s identity to the cause of an injury, Adrian has learned over time that some will say all they can to get their desired result in a case. 

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The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• The Positive Changes Lockdown Brought to the Legal Space
• What made a witness admit immediately to lying under oath?
• Witness Admits to Lying to Gain Information in Front of Judge
• Women’s Hand Allegedly Crushed by Drive-Thru Bank Tube

Resources:

Lillig & Thorsness, Ltd.

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Media Lawyer Natalie Harris is a part of a media law boutique specializing in anybody in media. From journalists and broadcast stations, to magazines and advertising agencies, they help check content for legal risks. Natalie discusses some of her craziest stores: from defending Rose McGowan (and learning quite a bit about the legality of the word ‘fuckery’) to helping Daniel Snyder’s former assistant.

To tell stories of your business, you don’t want testimonials, you want video case stories. True Law Stories is brought to you by VideoCaseStory.com and StoryCrews.

The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• Biggest Misconceptions About Content Production
• Daniel Snyder’s Former Executive Assistant Served with Federal Court Documents
• Defending Rose McGowan from Defamation Allegations
• Korean Language Publication Sued for Copyright Infringement

Resources:

Barron Harris Healey

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Criminal Defense Lawyer Vincent Citro, before his private practice, was a federal prosecutor for the US Justice Department for 14 years. Over his years of experience, he has tried a number of crazy cases- from violent crimes to large-scale international guns to federal murder cases throughout America. Vincent and Ian sit down to discuss some of his craziest stories.

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The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• The Reality of Corrupt Prosecutors
• Attorney Accused of Murder for Doing His Job
• The First Steps of a Criminal Defense Case
• The Crazy Story of a Five-Year-Old is Kidnapped in NYC

Resources:

Horwitz & Citro, P.A.

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Ian Garlic interviews Orlando Criminal Defense Attorney Michael Panella about some of his most tense cases. From a young age, while witnessing his parent’s divorce, Michael always knew he wanted to be a lawyer. Michael discusses his legal background and some of his biggest cases.

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The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• Michael’s involvement in the George Zimmerman case
• The Sting That Resulted in an Officer Nearly Bleeding Out
• Man Who Opened Fire Against Cops Granted Instant Immunity by Appellate Court
• Tragic Car Accident That Resulted in the Death of an Entire Family

Resources:

Connect with Michael

Panella Law Firm

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Ian Garlic interviews Florida Labor and Employment Lawyer Michael Elkins. While in law school, Michael was in the top of his class and luckily got a job offer in the labor and employment law practice area. He had a lot of fun working in employment law and has stuck with it for the last 20 years.

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The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• Biggest Misconceptions About Employee’s Rights
• Can employers mandate that their employees get COVID vaccines?
• An LA Fitness Refuses to Help Paralympian
• Boss Logged in to Ex-Employee’s Personal Email

Resources:

Connect with Michael

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MLE Law

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Ian Garlic interviews Florida Bar Board-Certified Elder Law Attorney Shannon Miller. Shannon’s firm specializes in helping their clients with their end-of-life decisions so that they can rest easy in their later years knowing that their assets and family are taken care of.

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The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• The Unlucky 13th Trial
• 85-Year Old’s Daughter Exploits Him Out of Hundreds of Thousands
• How Elder Exploitation Kills
• Son Steals $10 Million from Elderly Parents

Resources:

Connect with Shannon

Miller Elder Law Firm

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Ian Garlic interviews Texas Criminal Defense Attorney Kyle Watkins about some of his craziest cases. Originally a prosecutor, Kyle talks about his experiences from both sides as a prosecutor and as a criminal defense attorney.

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The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• Drunk Passenger Wrongly Accused for Car Accident
• Known Gang Member Small Murder Charge
• Fried Chicken and Prostitution
• One Man’s Heated, Painful Affair

Resources:

Connect with Kyle

Law Office Kyle Watkins PLLC

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Ian Garlic interviews Florida Adoption Attorney Mary K Wimsett. Mary started her own firm 15 years ago where she worked in the public sector as a public defender before she transitioned to a Guardian ad Litem attorney. Mary discusses some of her most heartwarming cases where she has seen guardianships and adoption cases better the lives of everybody involved.

To tell stories of your business, you don’t want testimonials, you want video case stories. True Law Stories is brought to you by VideoCaseStory.com and StoryCrews.

The Stories You’ll Hear: 

• What is a Guardian ad Litem?
• Homeless and Paranoid Military Veteran’s Life is Turned Around
• Common Misconceptions about Adoption
• Three Different Types of Adoptions
• How One Young Birth Mother’s Adoption Experience Led to Her Graduating University of Florida

Resources:

Law Office of Mary K. Wimsett

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