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Nicole Zuvich | Elder Law
Jul 30, 2026
Unknown duration
Irene Lax | Corporate Law
Jul 13, 2026
6m 42s
Lisa Valente | Elder Law
Jul 13, 2026
6m 42s
Jasmine Weg | Business Litigation and Entrepreneurial Law
Jun 10, 2026
10m 31s
John Florsch | Elder Law
Jun 3, 2026
8m 36s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 7/30/26 | Nicole Zuvich | Elder Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Nicole Zuvich, owner and lead partner at the Law Offices of Nicole Zuvich, serving clients across Nassau, Suffolk, and New York City. With over thirty years of experience in elder law and estate planning, Nicole has built a full-service practice helping clients with everything from wills, trusts, and powers of attorney to Medicaid planning for both home care and nursing home placement.Nicole shares how her path to elder law began not in law school but in tenth grade, when a career center placement led her to an elder law firm directly across the street from her high school. She went on to work for that firm through high school, college, and law school — learning every aspect of the practice from the ground up before eventually founding her own firm.She also recounts one of the more remarkable dynamics that has arisen in client consultations more than once: a spouse revealing the existence of a child the other partner did not know about — and how careful, sensitive estate planning helped families navigate that revelation and build a workable plan going forward.Topics covered:A thirty-year career in elder law that began in high schoolWills, trusts, powers of attorney, and medical proxiesCommunity Medicaid and chronic care Medicaid planningWhy elder law and estate planning are not just for older adultsNavigating blended family dynamics and complex estate planning disclosuresEstate planning considerations for first responders and police department workersWhy it is never too early — and never too late — to start planningConnect with Nicole Zuvich:Phone: (631) 840-0100Website: zuvichlaw.com | — | ||||||
| 7/13/26 | Corporate shareholder litigationTrauma-informed legal advocacy+3 | Irene Lax | Block & Leviton | Wilmington, Delaware | corporate lawlitigation+5 | — | 6m 42s | ||
| 7/13/26 | Elder lawEstate planning+4 | Lisa Valente | Makofsky Valente Law Group | Garden City, New York | elder lawestate planning+5 | — | 6m 42s | ||
| 6/10/26 | business litigationentrepreneurial law+5 | Jasmine Weg | Weg Law PLLCExhibit A-List | — | business disputeslegal career+5 | — | 10m 31s | ||
| 6/3/26 | Elder lawMedicaid planning+3 | John Florsch | RLGC Law Group | Albany, New York | elder lawMedicaid+3 | — | 8m 36s | ||
| 5/27/26 | international corporate lawmergers and acquisitions+4 | Alfonso Vilaboa | telecom robotics companyMiller Shah | UruguayNew York City+5 | corporate lawinternational business+5 | — | 9m 01s | ||
| 5/27/26 | trusts and estates lawfamily inheritance disputes+4 | Shauna Anderson | Law Stein Anderson | Irvine, California | trustsestates+7 | — | 7m 03s | ||
| 5/27/26 | matrimonial lawfamily law+5 | Michael Fried | Berkman Bottger Newman & ScheinAmerican Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers | New York CityBrooklyn | matrimonial lawfamily law+8 | — | 8m 14s | ||
| 5/13/26 | Trial law careerLitigation vs. going to verdict+4 | Hillary Johns | Hillary Johns Trial Lawyer | Beverly HillsSouthern California+2 | trial lawlitigation+6 | — | 10m 37s | ||
| 5/13/26 | employment lawlabor law+4 | Jennie Woltz | Woltz & Folkinshteyn | Stamford, Connecticut | employment lawlabor law+5 | — | 12m 11s | ||
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| 5/13/26 | civil rightslegal practice+4 | Pamela Price | United States Supreme CourtCalifornia Lawyer of the Year | OaklandCalifornia+1 | lawyercivil rights+6 | — | 9m 51s | ||
| 4/29/26 | Nico Romano | Estate Planning Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Nico Romano of DGIM Law in Aventura, Florida. Nico focuses his practice on estate planning, business succession, corporate matters, and real estate transactions, helping clients protect their families and preserve their businesses.Nico shares how a seventh-grade mock trial first sparked his interest in the legal profession. After considering a career in finance, he ultimately returned to law and found a firm whose values aligned with his own belief that client care should remain at the center of every legal practice.He explains how technology has transformed the estate-planning client experience, enabling his firm to offer more flexible virtual meetings and remote document execution. Nico also describes a moment when he personally traveled to a client’s home to complete an important signing, illustrating how thoughtful service often means meeting clients where they are.Topics covered:- Estate planning and succession strategies- Using technology to improve client service- Virtual legal meetings and document execution- Going beyond the office for clients- Why convenience matters in legal careConnect with Nico Romano:Phone: (954) 914-8074Email: [email protected]: dgimlaw.com | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | Jason Luros | Real Estate and Intellectual Property Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Jason Luros, partner at Hudson & Luros in Napa, California. Jason focuses his practice on real property, estate planning, business law, and intellectual property, helping clients protect both their assets and their long-term interests.Jason discusses his unusual path into the legal profession, beginning in systems and software engineering before discovering that the analytical nature of law aligned with his strengths. After initially exploring patent law, he found his calling in real estate and estate planning, where he could build lasting relationships with clients and help families navigate important life decisions.He shares the story of a longtime client whose home and vineyard were destroyed in a wildfire. Beyond providing legal counsel, Jason helped the client rebuild her life by assisting with property purchases, business restructuring, and estate matters—demonstrating how trusted legal relationships can extend far beyond a single transaction.Topics covered:- Estate planning and real property law- Long-term client relationships in legal practice- Helping clients through personal crises- Keeping clients out of litigation- Why legal guidance should not feel intimidatingConnect with Jason Luros:Website: hudsonluros.comPhone: (707) 418-5118Email: [email protected] | — | ||||||
| 4/1/26 | Donavon Sawyer | Personal Injury Law | Lawyers Who Care host Andrew Samalin welcomes Donavon Sawyer, Senior Counsel at Milanfar Law Firm in Walnut Creek, California. Donavon’s practice focuses on catastrophic personal injury, product liability, trucking and transportation liability, and habitability cases.Donavon shares that his early experiences reviewing contracts while pursuing a professional football career sparked his interest in law. He describes how trial advocacy and storytelling became central to his work, emphasizing that effectively communicating a client’s experience is critical to achieving meaningful outcomes.He recounts a case involving an elderly woman who was improperly transported and subjected to unsafe conditions during an emergency evacuation, resulting in serious injuries and a decline in her health. After her passing, Donavon and his team relied on her family to tell her story in court, ultimately securing a $32 million verdict. The case demonstrates how powerful storytelling and careful advocacy can help juries fully understand the human impact of legal claims.Topics covered:Catastrophic personal injury and product liability litigationThe role of storytelling in trial advocacyRepresenting vulnerable clients in complex casesCommunicating pain, loss, and non-economic damagesHow to evaluate and choose the right attorneyConnect with Donavon Sawyer:Website: milanfarlaw.comDirect: (925) 443-6027Office: (925) 433-6003 | — | ||||||
| 4/1/26 | Jim Morgan | Elder Abuse Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Jim Morgan, founding partner of Lanzone Morgan in Long Beach, California. James focuses his practice on elder abuse and neglect litigation, representing vulnerable individuals and families harmed by failures in nursing home care.Jim shares how his early inspiration to help people led him into personal injury law and ultimately into elder abuse advocacy, where he has spent more than two decades representing clients. He recounts a recent case involving a nursing home resident who was not taken to critical cancer treatments and suffered severe neglect, including the development of a serious bedsore due to a lack of proper care.Despite attempts to resolve the case, the facility refused to take responsibility, leading to a trial. The jury ultimately found over 1,400 violations of the patient’s rights and returned a $7.6 million verdict. Jim reflects on how the outcome provided accountability and validation for the family, highlighting the importance of standing up for those who cannot advocate for themselves.Topics covered:Elder abuse and nursing home neglect litigationPatient rights in long-term care facilitiesThe importance of accountability in healthcare settingsWhen litigation becomes necessary to achieve justiceWhy families must advocate for their loved onesConnect with Jim Morgan:Phone: (888) 887-9777Website: lanzonemorgan.com | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 | Dominique Pollara | Medical Malpractice Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Dominique Pollara of Pollara Law Group in Sacramento, California. Dominique’s practice focuses on defending healthcare professionals, medical groups, and healthcare facilities in medical malpractice litigation.Dominique shares that her background in a medical family and her studies in animal science naturally led her toward healthcare-related legal work. After beginning her career in labor law, she transitioned into healthcare defense and developed a practice representing physicians and hospitals in complex medical malpractice cases.She recounts a challenging case involving a pediatric surgeon who faced litigation after a newborn patient died during surgery due to previously undetected congenital abnormalities. Dominique explains how expert testimony and evidence ultimately demonstrated that the physician acted appropriately under the circumstances, resulting in a defense verdict. The case highlights the emotional toll that litigation can have on both families and medical professionals.Topics covered:- Medical malpractice defense litigation- Representing physicians and healthcare providers- The emotional complexity of healthcare-related cases- Respectful advocacy within the adversarial legal system- The importance of jury service in civil justiceConnect with Dominique Pollara:Website: pollara-law.comPhone: (916) 550-5880 | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 | Katie Binkley | Veterans Law | Lawyers Who Care host Andrew Samalin welcomes Katie Binkley, Deputy Executive Director at the Veterans Legal Institute in Tustin, California. The nonprofit organization provides pro bono legal services to veterans, active-duty service members, and reservists who might otherwise lack access to legal assistance.Katie discusses how her passion for community service led her to a career dedicated to helping veterans navigate legal barriers, including discharge status issues and access to benefits. She explains how financial limitations and lack of awareness often prevent veterans from obtaining legal help, and how organizations like Veterans Legal Institute work to bridge that gap.She also shares a story about a veteran who received an “other than honorable” discharge following combat-related trauma. Through the advocacy of a volunteer attorney working with the institute, the veteran successfully obtained an upgraded discharge and regained access to the benefits he had earned through his service.Topics covered:- Pro bono legal services for veterans- Discharge status upgrades and veterans' benefits- Barriers veterans face in accessing legal help- The role of volunteer attorneys in expanding access to justice- Why lawyers should use their skills to serve their communitiesConnect with Katie Binkley:Website: vetslegal.orgPhone: (714) 852-3492 | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 | Jan Meyer | Estate Planning Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Jan Meyer, founder of Meyer Estate Law in Dana Point, California. Jan focuses her practice on estate planning, helping families make thoughtful decisions that protect their assets, preserve their legacy, and provide clarity for future generations.Jan shares her personal journey from growing up on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia to building a legal career in the United States. After initially considering corporate law, she discovered estate planning in law school and was drawn to its meaningful impact on families. Through her work drafting estate plans, handling probates, and administering trusts, Jan helps clients prepare not only for the transfer of wealth but also for incapacity and life transitions.She also recounts a client story in which thoughtful estate planning helped successfully administer a multimillion-dollar estate without estate taxes or family conflict—demonstrating the value of careful preparation and long-term attorney-client relationships.Topics covered:- Estate planning and protecting family legacies- Trust administration and probate experience- Planning for incapacity as well as death- The long-term impact of thoughtful estate plans- Why individuals should begin planning earlier than they thinkConnect with Jan Meyer:Website: danapointwills.comPhone: (949) 607-9412Email: [email protected] | — | ||||||
| 3/11/26 | Sarah Kroll-Rosenbaum | Class Action Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin interviews Sarah Kroll-Rosenbaum, founding partner of Grove Law in Los Angeles. Sarah serves as a trusted advisor to executive teams and founded Grove as a values-driven legal services platform rooted in authentic lawyering, collaboration, and integrity.Sarah shares how her grandmother—an attorney in the late 1930s and early 1940s—inspired her legal career. After years of practicing in New York and building a class-action practice in California, particularly in the staffing industry, Sarah launched Grove to create a new model of legal service. Her firm combines elite training and sophisticated legal strategy with systems thinking, long-term partnership, and a focus on removing friction from complex business environments.She explains how aligning legal integrity with client operations allows businesses to reduce risk while maintaining strong, values-based leadership—and why the future of legal services should prioritize both excellence and fulfillment for lawyers and clients alike.Topics covered:Transition from Big Law to a values-driven firm modelAdvising executive teams and the staffing industrySystems thinking in complex business environmentsReducing legal risk through strategic partnershipBuilding a firm rooted in integrity and long-term relationshipsConnect with Sarah Kroll-Rosenbaum: Phone: (310) 853-6020Website: grove.law Email: [email protected] | — | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | Matthew Stein | Probate and Trust Litigation | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Matthew Stein, partner and owner of Law Stein Anderson in Irvine, California. Matthew represents clients in probate and trust litigation, including will and trust contests, breaches of fiduciary duty, trustee wrongdoing, and elder abuse claims.Matthew shares how personal experiences watching his grandmother lose capacity shaped his passion for protecting vulnerable individuals and their legacies. He explains the complex intersection of family dynamics, grief, money, and power that often drives trust disputes. While he is an experienced trial attorney, Matthew emphasizes that the best outcomes often happen before entering the courtroom—through transparency, communication, and proactive family planning.He also offers practical advice for families seeking to avoid litigation, including the importance of family meetings and the consideration of professional fiduciaries rather than appointing children as successor trustees.Topics covered:Probate and trust litigation in CaliforniaProtecting elders from undue influence and fiduciary misconductThe psychology behind family inheritance disputesWhy courtroom trials are often a last resortHow transparency and professional trustees can prevent lawsuitsConnect with Matthew Stein:Website: lsalawyers.comEmail: [email protected]: (949) 501-4800 | — | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | Anthony Lanzone | Elder Abuse and Neglect Law | Lawyers Who Care host Andrew Samalin welcomes Anthony Lanzone, founding partner of Lanzone Morgan LLP in Long Beach, California. Anthony leads one of the nation’s prominent practices focused on elder abuse and neglect litigation, representing victims and families harmed by nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and caregivers.Anthony shares how he discovered elder abuse law early in his career and why it became his calling. He explains the unique legal framework that protects vulnerable elders in the civil arena and discusses the emotional realities families face when seeking a lawyer after a traumatic event. Anthony emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the sensitivity of these cases and building trust from the very first conversation.He also leaves listeners with a powerful reminder: if something feels wrong when a loved one is in a care facility, trust your instincts and seek independent advice.Topics covered:Elder abuse and neglect litigationRepresenting vulnerable victims in long-term care settingsBuilding trust with families during traumatic eventsHow elder abuse law differs from traditional personal injury claimsWhy listening to your instincts can protect loved onesConnect with Anthony Lanzone:Website: lanzonemorgan.comEmail: [email protected]: (562) 596-1700 | — | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | Mary Inman | Whistleblower & False Claims Act Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Mary Inman, partner at Whistleblower Partners in San Francisco, California. Mary has more than thirty years of experience representing whistleblowers under the False Claims Act and other federal whistleblower reward programs. Her notable representations include Theranos whistleblower Tyler Schultz.Mary shares how she entered whistleblower law early in her career, when the False Claims Act was one of the few statutes that allowed individuals with inside information to bring fraud claims on behalf of the government. She explains how the program’s success—returning billions of dollars to the U.S. Treasury—led to the development of additional whistleblower programs at agencies such as the SEC and IRS, and even internationally.Mary also recounts how she came to represent Tyler Schultz after reading about his situation in the Wall Street Journal, recognizing that he may qualify for protections and potential recovery under the SEC whistleblower program. She discusses the risks whistleblowers take when coming forward and why financial reward structures can serve as an important safety net.Topics covered:The False Claims Act and whistleblower-initiated lawsuitsGrowth of federal whistleblower reward programsSEC, IRS, and emerging antitrust whistleblower programsRepresenting Tyler Schultz in the wake of the Theranos scandalWhy whistleblowers should be seen as risk management tools, not adversariesConnect with Mary Inman:Website: whistleblower.lawEmail: [email protected]: Mary InmanOffices: San Francisco, New York, and Washington, DC | — | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | Diana Isyanova | Business and Transactional Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Diana Isyanova, founder of Isyanova Law in Huntington Beach, California. Diana is a business and transactional attorney who helps entrepreneurs, small businesses, and solopreneurs launch, structure, and scale their companies.Diana shares her personal journey to the legal profession, including immigrating to the United States at nineteen, rebuilding her education from the ground up, and discovering her passion for transactional law. She explains why preventative legal planning, strong contracts, and proper business structure are critical to long-term success.She also recounts a defining client story that illustrates her commitment to going beyond traditional legal counsel, supporting a client through a small claims court matter where legal representation was not permitted, and demonstrating what it truly means to be a lawyer who cares.Topics covered:- Business law for entrepreneurs and small businesses- Preventive legal strategy and compliance- Contracts and transactional law fundamentals- Supporting clients navigating the U.S. legal system- Why addressing legal issues early saves time and moneyConnect with Diana Isyanova:Phone: (949) 878-5858Website: isyanovalaw.comEmail: [email protected] | — | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | Michelle Gaulin | Employment Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, host Andrew Samalin speaks with Michelle Gaulin, founder of Gaulin Law, a California-based employment law firm focused exclusively on representing employees, with a particular emphasis on women’s workplace rights.Michelle shares how her background in accounting and corporate investigations led her to employment law, and how becoming a mother shaped her passion for advocating for women facing pregnancy discrimination, wrongful termination, and parental leave violations.She also shares a powerful client story illustrating how legal advocacy often extends beyond the courtroom: she helped a client navigate job loss, housing instability, and workplace discrimination during a vulnerable period of her life.Topics covered:- Pregnancy discrimination and wrongful termination- Parental leave rights in California- Employment law from the employee’s perspective- Advocating for yourself in the workplace- Supporting clients during personal and financial crisesConnect with Michelle Gaulin:Phone: (858) 381-2323Website: gaulinlaw.comEmail: [email protected] | — | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | Kathie Opel | Estate Planning and Business Law | In this episode of Lawyers Who Care, Andrew Samalin interviews Kathie Opel, co-founder and partner at the Opel Bash Group in Edwardsville, Illinois. Kathie’s practice focuses on estate planning and business law, helping individuals and families protect their assets and preserve their legacies.Kathie shares how her passion for critical thinking and client connection led her to estate planning, and how this area of law provides peace of mind across generations. She discusses the firm’s client-centered approach and the importance of involving the next generation in estate planning.Kathie also discusses Edwardsville Neighbors, a nonprofit she co-founded to support families facing medical crises, and how community involvement is central to her work as a lawyer.Topics covered:- Estate planning for individuals and families- Multi-generational legacy and asset protection- Common misconceptions about estate planning- Women-owned law firms and client-centered practice- Giving back through community nonprofitsConnect with Kathie Opel:Phone: (618) 307-5241Website: opelbashgroup.comSocial Media: @opelbashgroup | — | ||||||
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Chart history for Lawyers Who Care
Peaked at #102 in SA, currently #102 in SA.
| Market | Genre | Peak | Current | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SA | — | #102 | #102 | — |
Chart Positions
1 placement across 1 market.
Chart Positions
1 placement across 1 market.