Learn valuable information about the law from Attorney Kenneth Landau and his expert guests concerning all areas of the law including criminal, wills and real estate - and about your right to sue and what to do if you are sued.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 365 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessGovernment |
Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, outlines the legal and real estate issues Walter O'Malley, and the Brooklyn Dodgers, could not overcome, causing them to leave Brooklyn.
Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, describes the legal issues confronting Jackie Robinson and how both he and his team overcame them.
Ken Landau talks with Social psychologist Dr Duffy Spencer, who discusses psychology and the law, and how different types of behaviors can run afoul of the law and create workplace and relationship issues. These behaviors can be helped through therap... more
Ken Landau talks with Social psychologist Dr Duffy Spencer, who discusses psychology and the law, and how different types of behaviors can run afoul of the law and create workplace and relationship issues. These behaviors can be helped through therap... more
I give kudos to this show—a round of applause. A podcast that addresses topics involving law. Varied, informative, helpful… I find it offers so much value! Take a listen you won’t be disappointed! ~Deborah M
Thank you, Ken Landau!! I listened to “Protecting Your Ideas” Part 1 and then had to listen to Part 2. Holy smokes, as an entrepreneur I had no idea all the things I don’t know! I teach a specific writing formula to students applying to college, and I think I need copywriting and trademarks for my logos!! WOWZA! Thank you to your guest, James Harrington, I just might be calling him sometime! Cheers! @drcynthiacolon
I love this podcast because of the variety of topics, some recommendations are very tactical, some are inspiring, action oriented, informational, relevant and it never gets bored. Thank you!
Wanted to listen to Moving to Florida. Instead heard some weird discussion on compassion. Was the correct audio uploaded??
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Focused on legal education, this series covers a wide array of topics ranging from civil rights to personal injury and real estate law, featuring discussions with experts who share insights on the intricacies of the legal system and its impact on everyday life. Episodes also highlight historical cases and figures that have shaped legal practice and societal norms, providing listeners with the knowledge they need to navigate legal challenges confidently. Unique in its approach, the series connects historical context with contemporary legal issues, empowering listeners with actionable advice and an enhanced understanding of their legal rights.
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Recent guests on Law You Should Know include:
1. Rudy Carmenaty
2. Duffy Spencer
3. Dr. Duffy Spencer
4. Amy Anello
5. Gayla Bentley
6. Enza Brandi
7. Tom Haggerty
8. Jamie A. Rosen
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