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Name and Gender Marker Changes in Nevada: A Clear Step-by-Step Guide
Jun 25, 2026
20m 04s
Subdivision Review in Montana: How Land Gets Approved for Development
Jun 25, 2026
15m 16s
Privacy and Cybersecurity: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Jun 25, 2026
18m 31s
How Probate Works in Tennessee and What Families Should Expect
Jun 25, 2026
12m 43s
What Happens If the At-Fault Driver Doesn’t Have Enough Insurance
Jun 25, 2026
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/25/26 | ![]() Name and Gender Marker Changes in Nevada: A Clear Step-by-Step Guide | In this episode of Building Families, Bridging Differences, host Sean O’Connor is joined by Shelly Cooley, a certified family law specialist and founder of the Cooley Law Firm in Las Vegas. Shelly provides an in-depth look at the legal processes involved in changing a name or updating a gender marker in Nevada. She explains the straightforward state procedures, the necessary paperwork, and the federal overlaps that can complicate matters. Shelly also addresses the specific challenges faced by minors and the importance of parental support in these situations. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the sequence of document updates, privacy considerations, and the importance of aligning all identity documents. This episode is essential for anyone considering a legal name change or gender marker update, offering practical advice to navigate the process with confidence. | 20m 04s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Subdivision Review in Montana: How Land Gets Approved for Development | In this episode of Resource Law and Regulation, host Evan Mack is joined by Peter Scott, founder of Scott Law in Bozeman, Montana. Together, they delve into the intricacies of the subdivision review process in Montana, highlighting the impact of recent legislative changes, specifically Senate Bill 382, the Land Use Planning Act. Peter explains the criteria for major and minor subdivisions, the roles of local and state entities in the review process, and the critical factors such as water access and infrastructure that influence approval outcomes. The discussion also covers the importance of public input and the legal challenges developers face, including recent case law affecting water rights. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how to navigate the evolving landscape of land development in Montana effectively. | 15m 16s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Privacy and Cybersecurity: Two Sides of the Same Coin | Charlyn Ho, a technology transactions and data privacy attorney, discusses the interconnected nature of privacy and cybersecurity, highlighting the legal implications and operational challenges companies face when handling data. The conversation delves into the importance of treating privacy and cybersecurity as unified functions and the necessity of proactive measures to safeguard data and mitigate risks effectively. | 18m 31s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() How Probate Works in Tennessee and What Families Should Expect | In this episode of Ties That Bind: Law, Family and Legacy, host Shameika Rhymes sits down with Tennessee attorney Patti Garner to demystify the probate process in Tennessee. Patti, with over 20 years of experience in estate planning and probate, provides a comprehensive overview of what probate entails, when it is necessary, and how it can be avoided with proper estate planning. They discuss the steps involved in opening a probate estate, the role of surety bonds, and the responsibilities of executors and administrators. Patti also highlights common pitfalls, such as disputes over handwritten wills, and emphasizes the importance of a well-structured estate plan to simplify or even bypass probate. This episode is essential for anyone looking to understand the complexities of probate and ensure a smoother transition for their loved ones. | 12m 43s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() What Happens If the At-Fault Driver Doesn’t Have Enough Insurance | In this episode of Advocacy Exchange: Navigating Texas Injury Law, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Larry Littleton, founder of Littleton Law Firm, to discuss the challenges faced when the at-fault driver’s insurance is insufficient to cover damages in an accident. Larry explains the intricacies of liability coverage, underinsured and uninsured motorist policies, and the importance of knowing all potential sources of coverage. He shares insights on how to handle cases with limited coverage, including negotiating with medical providers and exploring additional policies. Larry emphasizes the necessity of carrying adequate insurance to protect against unforeseen circumstances and offers practical advice for listeners on selecting appropriate coverage levels. This episode provides valuable guidance for anyone navigating the complexities of insurance in personal injury cases, ensuring they are better prepared to secure the compensation they deserve. | 14m 00s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Understanding Common Law Trademark Rights and Their Limitations | In this episode of Securing Your Brand with SecureMark Legal, hosts Holly McFall, Melissa Jeda and Lisa Mosbey delve into the intricacies of common law trademark rights. They explore what these rights entail, how they are automatically created through the use of a brand in commerce, and the geographical limitations they impose. The discussion highlights the potential pitfalls of relying solely on common law rights without federal registration, illustrated by a cautionary tale of a small food truck business. The hosts emphasize the importance of documenting early use, understanding the difference between LLC registration and trademark rights, and the critical role of federal trademark registration in securing nationwide protection. Listeners will gain valuable insights into safeguarding their brand and avoiding costly legal disputes. | 13m 11s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Parental Alienation: What North Carolina Dads Can Do | In this episode, Jana Jones, a North Carolina family law attorney, sheds light on parental alienation and its impact on custody disputes. She explains how courts view parental alienation, the challenges in proving it, and behaviors that raise concerns for judges. Jana discusses the difference between alienation and natural parent-child conflicts, highlighting the importance of addressing issues early to prevent long-term damage. She also shares insights on evidence, court considerations, and steps fathers can take to address alienation effectively. | 15m 00s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Practicing Law Differently: Why We Choose People Over Process | In this episode, the Nelson Law Group team dives into the evolution of client care in the legal field, emphasizing the importance of addressing emotional and mental health aspects during legal proceedings. Discover how a value-based approach has transformed post-COVID client interactions, focusing on providing emotional support and practical guidance alongside legal representation. | 5m 26s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() High and Dry: Navigating Wisconsin’s Marijuana OWI Charges | In this episode of Law for Life with Georgia, attorney Georgia Konstantakis delves into the complexities of Wisconsin’s marijuana OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) laws. She explains how drivers can face charges even with legal marijuana use in other states, due to Wisconsin’s zero-tolerance policy for THC. Georgia discusses the challenges of defending clients in these cases, highlighting the importance of understanding the state’s strict regulations. She also covers the role of field sobriety tests, the impact of police training, and the use of technology in enforcement. This episode is essential for anyone navigating Wisconsin’s legal landscape, offering valuable insights into avoiding potential legal pitfalls. | 19m 48s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Why Driven to Succeed Exists: Leadership, Discipline, and Building Something That Lasts | In this episode of *Driven To Succeed* Adam Fetterman discusses the importance of authentic conversations and vulnerability in the journey towards success. He emphasizes the value of sharing real stories and experiences to create a genuine community that fosters growth and understanding. | 11m 51s | ||||||
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| 6/25/26 | ![]() Navigating COBRA Compliance: Key Insights for Employers | In this episode of Employee Benefit Plans and Business Sense, hosts Doll Lank and Kathleen Solis Bass from KLB Benefits Law Group join Lisa Mosbey to delve into the complexities of COBRA compliance. The discussion begins with an explanation of COBRA, the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985, and its significance in providing temporary extension of group health plan coverage. Kathleen outlines which plans must comply with COBRA, the qualifying events that trigger COBRA rights, and the eligibility criteria for employees and their dependents. The conversation also covers the costs of continuation coverage, the duration of coverage, and the responsibilities of both employers and employees in administering and electing COBRA. Additionally, the episode touches on state laws that impact COBRA and the potential penalties for non-compliance. This episode is essential for employers and HR professionals seeking to understand the intricacies of COBRA and ensure compliance with federal and state regulations. | 20m 04s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() Estate Planning for Families With Assets in More Than One Country | Exploring the complexities of estate planning when families own assets in multiple countries, Sunny discusses the legal intricacies, forced heirship laws, and the importance of early coordination to prevent complications, offering valuable insights for seamless cross-border estate planning. | 11m 52s | ||||||
| 6/25/26 | ![]() When an Injury Is Considered “Serious” Under California Law | In this episode of the Sacramento Injury Law Podcast, host Lisa Mosbey sits down with Brian Jacobsen from Aiken and Jacobsen to explore the nuances of what constitutes a serious injury under California law. Brian clarifies the distinctions between serious bodily injury and great bodily injury, explaining their implications in both personal injury and criminal contexts. The conversation delves into how serious injuries can exceed California’s insurance limits, even after recent increases. Brian emphasizes the importance of understanding the long-term effects of injuries, including emotional and psychological impacts, and how these factors influence legal outcomes and financial compensation. The episode provides listeners with insights on navigating the complexities of insurance claims and the critical role of thorough investigation in proving the severity of an injury. This discussion is essential for anyone dealing with personal injury cases, offering practical advice on ensuring adequate compensation and understanding the legal landscape. | 14m 55s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() What Documents Make Up a Complete Estate Plan in Utah (And What Each One Actually Does) | In this episode of the Greater Zion Law Podcast, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Southern Utah attorney Travis R. Christiansen to discuss the critical components of estate planning in Utah. Travis shares his insights on the importance of estate planning, drawing from his experiences with probate cases that highlighted the need for clear and comprehensive plans. The episode delves into the essential documents that make up a complete estate plan, including trust agreements, pour-over wills, powers of attorney, and living wills. Travis explains the purpose of each document and how they work together to protect family assets and relationships. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on how to avoid common pitfalls and ensure their estate plans are effective and legally sound. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to secure their family’s future and avoid unnecessary legal complications. | 17m 58s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() What Is Divorce Mediation and How Does It Actually Work in Indiana? | In this episode of the Divorce Without Destruction Mediation Podcast, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by Tess Worrell and Hillary Sharpnack of Resolution Mediation to explore the intricacies of divorce mediation in Indiana. Tess shares her journey from working with the Indiana Supreme Court to becoming a mediator, driven by her personal experiences and a desire to support families holistically. Hillary discusses her transition from the corporate HR world to family mediation, emphasizing her passion for conflict resolution on a personal level. Together, they explain how mediation differs from traditional divorce processes by focusing on communication and personalized solutions rather than adversarial court battles. The episode provides listeners with insights into the mediation timeline, common issues faced by couples, and tips for maintaining productive conversations even when emotions run high. This episode is essential for anyone considering mediation as a path to a more peaceful divorce. | 20m 42s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() Jury Trials in California: How Strategy Wins Cases | In this episode of the High Stakes Criminal Defense Podcast, Attorney Jeremy Babich from Levine, Flier and Flier in California joins host LeAnn Lyon to demystify the intricacies of jury trials in California. Jeremy delves into the critical role of jury selection, emphasizing the importance of developing a strong theory of the case and the strategic use of opening statements to set the stage for a favorable verdict. He shares insights on cross-examination techniques, highlighting how they can reveal inconsistencies and biases in witness testimonies, which are pivotal in shaping the jury’s perspective. Jeremy also discusses the nuances of presenting evidence and maintaining juror focus on key issues throughout lengthy trials. The conversation provides listeners with a deeper understanding of how defense strategies are crafted and executed, offering valuable knowledge for anyone interested in the criminal justice process. | 16m 03s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() H-1B Alternatives for Employers: What to Do If You Don’t Get Selected | In this episode of the Panteva Perspective: Corporate Immigration and Global Mobility , host Evan Mack is joined by immigration attorney Iskra Panteva to explore the challenges and alternatives employers face when their H-1B registration isn’t selected in the lottery. Iskra, founder of Panteva Law Group, delves into the implications of missing out on the H-1B lottery for hiring timelines and discusses various visa alternatives such as CPT, OPT, STEM OPT, J-1, O-1, and L-1 visas. She explains the specific circumstances under which each alternative might be viable and highlights the importance of early planning and understanding all possible options. This episode provides valuable insights for employers navigating the complexities of U.S. business immigration, ensuring they remain informed about potential pathways to retain skilled employees. | 18m 30s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() What Insurance Companies Don’t Want You to Know About Medical Bills, Med-Pay, and Liens | In this episode of Benson on Injury Law, host Paul Benson, a seasoned personal injury attorney from Wisconsin, delves into the complexities of handling medical bills following an accident. Joined by LeAnn Lyon, they explore the intricacies of med pay, health insurance, and medical liens, shedding light on why health plans often deny bills and how auto insurance interacts with medical expenses. Paul explains the benefits of using health insurance to pay bills initially and the strategic advantage of negotiating reimbursements. He also discusses the pitfalls of early settlement offers from insurance companies and the importance of understanding the financial dynamics in personal injury cases. Listeners will gain valuable insights into maximizing their compensation and avoiding common traps in the aftermath of an accident. | 14m 59s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() Irreversible Decisions: The Choices That Quietly Define a Law Firm | In this episode of Obsessed with Success, host Russel Morgan, founder of Morgan Legal Group, dives into the critical decisions that shape the future of law firms. They explore how seemingly minor decisions, like remote work policies and client resource management systems, can have lasting impacts on a firm’s adaptability and growth. Russel emphasizes the importance of fluidity in operations and the need to anticipate changes in technology and consumer behavior. The discussion highlights the risks of inertia in operations and marketing, urging firms to stay ahead of industry trends. Listeners will gain insights into how timing and adaptability are crucial for sustainable success in the legal industry. | 20m 00s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() What Happens If You Die Without a Will in New Jersey? (Who Gets What and Why) | In this episode of The Estate Blueprint: Planning Your Future With Tom Begley, attorney Thomas D. Begley III, a certified elder law attorney with over 35 years of experience, joins host Shameika Rhymes to discuss the intricacies of dying without a will in New Jersey. Tom explains the laws of intestate succession and how they determine asset distribution when someone passes away without a will. He highlights the potential complications and costs that arise, such as the need for a surety bond and the challenges of appointing an estate administrator. Through real-life examples, Tom illustrates the legal pitfalls families face, especially in blended families or when remarriages occur. Listeners gain valuable insights into the importance of having a will and how it can prevent family discord and ensure one’s wishes are honored. | 17m 38s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() Understanding the Black Box in Truck Collision Cases | In this episode of Lawyer on the Line, hosts Roger Riedmiller and Mark Scott delve into the critical role of the ”black box,” or electronic control module (ECM), in truck collision cases. They explain how these devices, akin to those in airplanes, store vital data such as speed, braking behavior, and driver actions leading up to a crash. The hosts emphasize the importance of timely data retrieval, as trucking companies often have control over the ECM configurations and data retention settings. They discuss the necessity of expert involvement to extract and interpret this data, which can be pivotal in establishing fault and understanding the circumstances of an accident. The episode also covers the implications of electronic log data recorders and telematics in assessing driver compliance with safety regulations. Listeners will gain insights into how early intervention and data preservation can significantly impact the outcome of personal injury cases involving trucks. | 21m 18s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() Estate Planning for Blended Families: How to Avoid Conflict Later | In this episode of Dead but Not Gone: An Estate Planning Podcast, host Evan Mack is joined by estate planning attorney Allison Phillips to discuss the complexities of estate planning for blended families. They explore how remarriage and stepchildren can complicate traditional estate plans and emphasize the importance of updating beneficiary designations and guardianship documents. Allison shares insights on how family dynamics can shift unexpectedly, making it crucial to have a dynamic estate plan that evolves with life changes. The conversation highlights common pitfalls, such as outdated wills and miscommunications, that can lead to disputes and litigation. Listeners will gain valuable strategies for protecting their loved ones and ensuring their wishes are honored, even in complex family situations. | 14m 17s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() Cash Flow Problems in Small Businesses: Why They Happen and How to Fix Them | In this episode of The Luca Ledger, host Evan Mack and Brett C. Arnold, CPA and president of Luca Financial, delve into the pervasive issue of cash flow problems in small businesses. Brett explains why a business might appear successful yet struggle with cash flow, emphasizing the importance of focusing beyond the income statement to understand the full financial picture. They discuss common pitfalls such as over-reliance on debt, misinterpreting revenue growth as financial stability, and the dangers of commingling personal and business expenses. Brett shares practical insights on identifying early warning signs of cash flow issues, the significance of planning and forecasting, and actionable steps to mitigate cash flow crises. This episode is essential for entrepreneurs and small business owners seeking to build financial stability and visibility, ensuring they can sustain and grow their businesses effectively. | 13m 50s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() What Happens When A Will Is Missing | In this episode, Carly breaks down what really happens when a will cannot be found after someone passes away in Arizona. She explains how common missing wills are, what counts as a valid will, and how courts handle copies, digital versions, or even situations where a newer will is suspected but missing. She also shares practical guidance on what families should do, what mistakes to avoid, and why proper documentation matters more than most people think. | 18m 14s | ||||||
| 6/24/26 | ![]() The Evidence That Makes or Breaks Your Personal Injury Case | In this episode of Pierce and Shows Personal Injury Post Script, host Lisa Mosbey sits down with Chris Shows, a seasoned personal injury attorney based in Baton Rouge, to discuss the critical types of evidence that can make or break an injury claim in Louisiana. Chris emphasizes the importance of gathering evidence immediately after an accident, such as taking photos and collecting witness information. He explains why relying solely on police reports can be misleading and highlights the need for timely medical examinations to document injuries. Chris also shares insights on how delayed onset of injuries can affect claims and the significance of maintaining accurate medical records. This episode provides listeners with practical advice on preserving their rights and building a strong case, offering invaluable guidance for anyone involved in an accident. | 20m 48s | ||||||
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