The Legal Podcast Network

Emerging Trends in Bankruptcy Filings: What You Need to Know

Episode Summary
Attorney Barry Levine examines the evolution of bankruptcy law, highlighting its relative stability despite legislative shifts like the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act. The episode explores the impact of digital financial products, such as cryptocurrency, on bankruptcy filings, the effects of COVID-19 on small businesses and consumers, and changing attitudes toward bankruptcy, providing practical insights for those navigating financial challenges.
Key Timestamps
00:00 - Show Introduction and Welcome
01:30 - Overview of Changes in Bankruptcy Law
04:00 - Legislative Impacts on Bankruptcy
07:00 - Influence of Digital Financial Products
10:00 - Adjustments Benefiting Small Businesses
13:00 - Shifts in Consumer Attitudes Toward Bankruptcy
16:00 - COVID-19’s Impact on Bankruptcy Practices
19:00 - Emerging Trends Shaping Bankruptcy’s Future
22:00 - Conclusion and Call to Action
About the Show
Bankruptcy Through the Looking Glass is a podcast dedicated to empowering individuals and businesses with the knowledge to navigate bankruptcy proceedings. Featuring attorney Barry Levine, the show provides expert insights into legislative changes, financial strategies, and practical solutions for achieving financial relief through bankruptcy.

What Happens If the Crash Was Partly Your Fault?

Episode Summary:
In this episode of Benson on Injury Law, Wisconsin attorney Paul Benson breaks down what “comparative fault” means and how it affects your right to compensation after an accident. He explains how insurance companies use this rule to reduce or deny claims—and why acting fast to preserve evidence can make or break your case.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – What “comparative fault” means in Wisconsin injury law01:30 – How insurance companies use fault percentages to pay less03:00 – Why getting a lawyer early helps protect key crash evidence05:00 – The importance of vehicle recorder data and surveillance footage07:00 – How lawyers challenge unfair fault claims and collect proof08:30 – Mediation vs. jury trial: how most fault disputes are resolved10:00 – When clients don’t realize they do have a case12:00 – How insurance undervalues brain injuries and PTSD15:00 – Why juries now see emotional and mental injuries differently17:00 – How depositions can expose weak insurance defenses
 
About the Show:
Benson on Injury Law helps Wisconsin residents understand their legal rights after serious accidents. Hosted by Attorney Paul Benson, the show uncovers how insurance companies operate, what evidence matters most, and how to protect your claim when fault is disputed.

Ways to Get to Know Your Referral Attorneys Personally

In this episode, Delisi Friday, shares how small law firm attorneys can turn surface-level professional connections into long-term referral partnerships. She explains why getting to know your referral partners as people—not just professionals—is the key to consistent, meaningful referrals.
Delisi offers practical, real-world strategies for attorneys who want to deepen relationships naturally, even if networking feels awkward. From thoughtful gifting and active listening to leveraging assistants and social media insights, she breaks down how to stay top of mind in a genuine way.
Whether you’re introverted or outgoing, this episode shows you how to connect personally and professionally—without feeling forced or phony.
 
Key Timestamps
00:00 – Why building personal connections strengthens referral relationships02:00 – How to make relationship-building feel natural, not awkward04:30 – Using thoughtful gifting and follow-up to stay top of mind06:00 – How simple personal questions open the door to stronger connections08:30 – Why assistants can be a secret weapon for meaningful gift-giving10:00 – “We creep because we care”: Using social media to learn more about your contacts12:00 – The power of listening and following up to show genuine interest14:30 – Balancing personal and professional energy when networking17:00 – Relationship-building tips for introverted attorneys
 
About the Show
From Coffee to Cases helps small law firm attorneys grow their businesses through real, relationship-based referral marketing. Each episode delivers honest, actionable advice on how to build meaningful connections, increase referrals, and create a steady flow of quality clients—without relying on ads, billboards, or gimmicks.

Should You Trademark Your Business Name, Logo, or Both?

Episode Summary
In this episode of Inherently Distinctive, Mark Goodman, a Nevada-based intellectual property attorney, explains the key differences between trademarking a business name, a logo, or both—and why understanding this distinction is crucial for protecting your brand identity.
Mark breaks down what each type of trademark covers, how they protect your business in different ways, and the order of priority when you’re limited on resources. He also discusses how design elements, color, and slogans can impact your protection strategy, and shares practical examples from well-known brands like Nike, Starbucks, and UPS.
If you’ve ever wondered whether to file a trademark for your name, your logo, or both, this episode gives you a clear roadmap to make a smart legal decision that fits your business goals.
Key Timestamps
00:00 – The difference between trademarking a business name and a logo02:30 – Why combining both in one filing can weaken your protection04:00 – How to prioritize: name first, logo second, slogan third06:00 – When a logo might be more valuable than a name08:00 – The impact of design and color on trademark strength10:00 – Choosing between color and black-and-white filings13:00 – How famous brands use color as part of their trademark strategy15:00 – When and why to trademark slogans or catchphrases17:00 – Timing your filings when rebranding or launching new products20:00 – Common mistakes when filing the wrong type of application21:00 – Building a “trademark wall” to protect your brand over time
About the Show
Inherently Distinctive features Mark Goodman, a Nevada intellectual property attorney helping entrepreneurs, founders, and creators protect what makes their brands unique. Each episode offers practical legal insight on trademarks, copyrights, and brand strategy, empowering business owners to secure their ideas and grow with confidence.

DUI Myths That Can Hurt Your Case: What Georgia Drivers Get Wrong

Episode Summary:
In this episode, Ted Morgan breaks down the most common — and dangerous — myths people believe after being charged with DUI. From Miranda rights to “I passed the test” and “it’s my first time,” Ted explains why these misconceptions can cost you your case. He also covers how DUI convictions affect your license, your career, and what service members at Fort Benning need to know if they’re arrested.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 – The most common DUI myths and why they matter01:30 – Miranda rights and why they often don’t apply in DUI cases03:30 – “It’s my first DUI — they’ll go easy on me” myth05:00 – Passing the field sobriety test doesn’t mean you’re cleared06:30 – The truth about the 0.08 blood alcohol limit in Georgia08:30 – Pleading guilty and thinking it ends with a fine — think again10:00 – How DUI charges affect soldiers and professionals12:00 – Ted’s final advice: hire a DUI attorney early to protect your future
About the Show:
DUI Law Real Talk with Ted Morgan helps Georgia drivers understand their rights, avoid costly mistakes, and make smart decisions after a DUI arrest. With over 30 years of courtroom experience, Attorney Ted Morgan shares real insights, legal truths, and proven strategies to protect your record, license, and livelihood.

When to Get a Restraining Order in California Family Court

Episode Summary
In this episode of Your Rights, Your Voice: Family Law Clarity, Ellie Sweeney, a California family law attorney serving Los Angeles and Ventura counties, breaks down everything you need to know about restraining orders in family court.
She explains the difference between civil and criminal restraining orders, when they’re appropriate, and what evidence the courts look for. Ellie also discusses how restraining orders impact custody arrangements and what to do if you feel unsafe at home.
Whether you’re dealing with domestic violence, harassment, or emotional abuse, this episode provides clarity on how to seek protection and understand your legal options.
Key Timestamps
00:00 – What a restraining order is and who it protects02:00 – The difference between civil and criminal restraining orders04:30 – When a restraining order is appropriate and what counts as abuse06:00 – Understanding emotional, mental, and financial abuse08:00 – The process for filing and obtaining a restraining order10:00 – How quickly a judge can issue a protective order12:00 – Evidence judges consider in restraining order cases13:30 – How restraining orders affect custody and visitation rights15:00 – What happens if a restraining order is misused16:00 – Immediate steps to take if you feel unsafe at home
About the Show
Your Rights, Your Voice: Family Law Clarity is hosted by Ellie Sweeney, a California family law attorney who helps clients navigate divorce, custody, child support, and protective order cases. Each episode offers practical guidance to help individuals protect their families, understand their rights, and move forward with confidence.

Parallel Parenting with a Narcissist: How to Stay Sane and Strategic

Episode Summary:
In this insightful episode, host Jon Clemence and family law attorney Hollie Lemkin discuss strategies for parallel parenting with narcissistic co-parents. They explore the differences between co-parenting and parallel parenting, legal tools for creating boundaries, and effective communication strategies when dealing with narcissistic personalities in custody situations.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:10 - Introduction and episode overview
01:10 - Defining parallel parenting vs. co-parenting
02:34 - How narcissistic behavior manifests in custody battles
04:19 - Legal tools and mediation strategies
07:13 - Identifying narcissistic tendencies in custody cases
11:15 - Communication strategies in high-conflict situations
13:01 - Crafting effective custody agreements
14:58 - Mindset shifts for dealing with difficult co-parents
 
About the Show:
The Lemkin Law Podcast provides real talk on divorce and family law matters. Hosted by Jon Clemence, featuring Hollie Lemkin, a family law attorney and fierce defender of protective parents. The show offers clarity, truth, and practical advice for those navigating high-conflict divorces, custody battles, and complex family law situations.

Turning Sneakers Into Stories – Kenna Rettew’s NFL & Valley Journey

Episode Summary:In this episode, Travis sits down with Kenna Craft, the creative force behind Kicks by Kenna, a custom footwear brand that started as a pandemic project and has since gained national attention. From painting her first pair of Converse for her brother to creating one-of-a-kind designs for NFL and MLB players—and even a U.S. President—Kenna shares how passion, quality, and authenticity built her brand. She opens up about her creative process, the importance of storytelling through art, and how her Arizona roots shaped her journey.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
How Kenna turned a quarantine experiment into a thriving creative business.
The process behind making wearable art that withstands real gameplay.
Why hand-painting, not airbrushing, defines the “Kicks by Kenna” brand.
The role of family and business systems in creative growth.
How Arizona’s creative scene fosters connection and collaboration.
The unexpected moments and clients that changed her career overnight.
Key Timestamps:
00:45 – How Kicks by Kenna began during the pandemic.02:20 – Learning materials, pricing, and quality through trial and error.03:50 – Building high-quality wearable art: Kenna’s process from prep to seal.05:00 – The hidden details she paints for clients, from pets to personal touches.06:40 – Her first major NFL client and how one chance changed everything.09:10 – Creating meaningful pieces for families and memorial projects.10:00 – Why Arizona’s creative community is the perfect hub for her brand.13:20 – Favorite local spots for art, fashion, and food around the Valley.15:40 – How business operations—run by her mom—keep Kicks by Kenna growing.17:30 – Media attention, social growth, and learning from viral moments.19:10 – Dream collaborations and her next big project with Dancing with the Stars.
About the Show:
The Valley’s Voice: Arizona Lives Legal Truths is a legal podcast hosted by Kevin Rosenquist and featuring attorney Travis Meltzer of Valley Injury Law. Each episode delivers expert insight into personal injury law in Arizona, empowering listeners with the information they need to protect their health, rights, and recovery after an accident.

How to Settle Payroll Tax Debt With the IRS as a Business Owner

Episode Summary
In this episode, Attorney Brian Loughrin explains why falling behind on payroll taxes is one of the most serious tax issues a business can face. He breaks down what payroll tax debt really is, why the IRS takes it so seriously, and how quickly they act when payments go unpaid. Brian also covers the trust fund recovery penalty—how it can make business owners personally and even criminally liable—and outlines real solutions for resolving payroll tax debt before it leads to enforcement action.
Key Timestamps
00:00 – Understanding payroll tax debt and why it matters to the IRS01:30 – Common reasons businesses fall behind on payroll taxes03:30 – What the Trust Fund Recovery Penalty is and why it’s serious05:00 – How fast the IRS acts on unpaid payroll taxes07:00 – What happens when a revenue officer gets involved09:00 – Resolution options for businesses facing payroll tax debt11:00 – Why professional representation is critical13:00 – First practical step for business owners with payroll tax issues
About the Show
The IRS Debt and Audit Podcast provides practical legal insights for business owners and self-employed professionals dealing with serious IRS tax issues. Hosted by Attorney Brian Loughrin, each episode helps listeners understand how to resolve tax debt, handle audits, and protect their businesses from IRS enforcement.

High-Ticket Clients, High-Trust Systems: How to Attract and Deliver at Scale

Episode Summary
In this episode of Obsessed with Success, Russel Morgan shares what it really takes to move beyond chasing volume and start attracting high-value clients. From mindset shifts to building authority, creating strong networks, and delivering exceptional service, Russel explains how to grow a law firm—or any business—by focusing on quality over quantity.
What You Will Learn in This Episode
The mindset shift from volume-driven business to high-value client work
Why relationships and networks drive long-term success
How pricing, expertise, and reputation influence client attraction
The importance of positioning yourself as an authority in your field
Why not every client is the right client—and how to choose wisely
How branding, consistency, and word-of-mouth impact credibility
Practical tips for building and maintaining a strong professional network
Key Timestamps
01:00 – Shifting from chasing volume to cultivating high-value clients03:30 – Choosing quality over quantity in client relationships05:00 – Knowing when you’re ready to be selective with clients07:20 – Pricing, expertise, and justifying your value10:00 – Positioning yourself as an authority to attract the right clients12:00 – Building systems and client experience to match expectations15:00 – Branding, reputation, and credibility with high-value clients17:30 – Networking tips: where to show up and how to build intentionally20:00 – Why success takes consistency and intentional growth
About the Show
Obsessed with Success is a podcast dedicated to empowering business owners, legal professionals, and families to achieve lasting success through strategic planning. Russel Morgan, principal attorney and founder of Morgan Legal Group, the show provides actionable insights into estate planning, wealth preservation, and business growth. With expert advice and real-world examples, Obsessed with Success guides listeners toward building sustainable legacies and thriving practices.