Law You Should Know: Recent Episodes
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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.
Ken Landau talks with Executive Coach Chad C. Betz, author of "An Authentic Success," who discusses how lawyers and clients can achieve greater levels of success in legal matters by managing or moving beyond their legal problems.
Ken Landau speaks with attorney Kevin Murphy and advocate Sienna Marisa Brown, authors of the book "I Am The One In Four." They discuss sexual assault on campus, including prevention, prosecution, and reporting requirements. They also suggest questions to ask when visiting a college.
Ken Landau talks with Professor Sophia Romma of the Touro University Law School, who discusses AI and the law. She also describes how non-lawyers and lawyers are using - and misusing - AI, and why it so important to check the accuracy of the court cases cited by AI when it conducts legal research.
Ken Landau talks with author and life coach Tonya Comer, who explains how lawyers and clients can increase their emotional intelligence. She is the author of "In HIgh Heels On A Ladder."
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Enza Brandi of The Enza Brandi Law Firm, located in Huntington Station. They discuss the steps involved in bringing a lawsuit for personal injuries after an accident. She covers the commencement of a lawsuit, followed by the exchange of information between the parties. She also describes depositions when the plaintiffs give their testimony at an examination before trial. In addition, she discusses alternative dispute resolution, including mediation or arbitration and conferences before the courts to resolve accident cases. www.enzabrandilaw.com
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Enza Brandi of The Enza Brandi Law Firm, located in Huntington Station. They discuss what to do if you have an accident. She also explains when you can bring a lawsuit for injuries after an accident, and important deadlines in bringing such a lawsuit. She concentrates in handling accident cases on behalf of plaintiffs and also represents buyers and sellers in real estate matters. www.enzabrandilaw.com
Ken Landau talks with Dr. Ronald Duskin, author of "Manage Your Stress, Manage Your Life", who offers tips to lawyers, their clients, students and others, on how to achieve greater success in legal matters with less stress.
Ken Landau talks with Amy Lehman Esq, the Director of Legal Services for "Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts", who describes the work of her organization, and the free legal services available to all types of artists, and the resources available on their website.
Ken Landau talks with Professor Sophia Murashkovsky, a writing specialist at the Touro University Law Center, who discusses the United Nations and the law. She is co-chair of the United Nations Committee at the New York City Bar Association. She also explains their role as peacekeepers and dispute resolution between nations, and provides information on jobs and careers, including special post-graduate careers for young adults at the UN. This program also explains how anyone can visit their headquarters in New York City for a tour or for lunch.
Ken Landau talks with David Hampson of Schrager Hampson Aviation Insurance Agency LLC, who explains how insurance makes the world go round, and involves every aspect of our lives, every place we go, and every activity we engage in. He also discusses the history and evolution of insurance.
Ken Landau talks with Lisa Paglia, the author of “Not All Who Wander Need Be Lost: Stories of Hope for Families Facing Alzheimer’s and Dementia.” She had eight loved ones with dementia. She runs a support group at an assisted living facility for family members of people who live in memory care units, and a placement service that helps people find appropriate facilities for their loved ones. She explores how to recognize dementia in others. She also discusses the vital documents to have in place and best practices if someone is exhibiting the early signs of Alzheimer's or dementia.
Ken Landau talks with Lindsay Barnett explains when workers are required to have a break for lunch in this program about "Lunch and the Law". She also offers creative options for employees to make the most of this time, for well-being and more . She is also the author of "Working Hell to Working Well."
Ken Landau talks with Majorie Dejour-Morales, CEO of United Financial Empowerment Network, and co-host of Caribbean Mixed on WHPC, and Matthew Holly, a mortgage loan originator at Hartford Funding. Together, they provide a "mortgage update and options". They discuss affordable rate trends, including programs for the self-employed and no-income check loans.
Ken Landau talks with Michael Roudbai, a law student at the Touro Law Center, and motorcycle expert, who explains the laws applicable to motorcycles and offers tips for motorcycles and motorists to safely share the road. He also explains how to obtain a motorcycle license.
Ken Landau talks with mother and daughter travel experts, Evelyn, and Natalie, who discuss their newest book, "Have A Love Affair with The USA " and offer travel cautions, laws, and safety tips, when traveling in the USA and around the world.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney and Professor Sophia Murashkovsky of the Touro Law School, who offers tips on legal writing for law students, attorneys, business professionals, and the public. She teaches legal writing and will also discuss the impact AI has on her career.
Ken Landau talks with New York Attorney David Lever discusses what to do if you have a slip and fall accident. He handles cases on behalf of plaintiffs who slip and fall in New York.
Ken Landau talks with author and sales trainer David D'Orazi outlines important sales skills for lawyers and their clients, in telling their story in court and in other legal proceedings. He is the author of the book "Sell! Sell! Sell!"
Ken Landau talks with attorney Rusty Reynolds, who explains what to do if you have an accident. He is an experienced accident lawyer and provides a checklist of do's and don'ts for anyone who is involved in a car accident, to help them protect their interests. He also outlines how defective equipment in a car may be responsible for injuries before, during, or after an accident.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rosa M. Feeney, a partner and chair of the insurance risk division of the Smiley and Smiley Law Firm, who describes "Resolving Insurance Coverage Disputes." Sometimes the insurance company denies coverage after a possible claim for compensation or protection after an accident or event, so find out the steps the individual or company can take to litigate the claim and receive compensation or protection under an insurance policy.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rosa M. Feeney, a partner and chair of the insurance risk division of the Smiley and Smiley Law Firm, who describes how to "Protect Yourself with Insurance." She outlines the different types of insurance a student, family or business may need; and how it might protect them if there is a lawsuit or judgment; or provide compensation for them after an accident. She also explains what to do after an accident or possible claim.
Ken Landau talks with journalist and award-winning fiction writer Fran Hawthorne, who discusses her latest novel, "Her Daughter". This book covers important legal topics including parental alienation, domestic abuse and reconciling after estrangement between parents and children.
Ken Landau talks with automotive expert Ray Shefska, who provides tips on buying a new or used car. He has been involved in running many auto dealerships and helps the consumer to level the playing field when buying or leasing a car.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Kadian Townsend, principal of the Townsend Law Firm in Manhattan, who explains how to get started "protecting your rights as an entertainer or artist," and how to protect your name, image and likeness, choosing and using an agent and navigating contract issues.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Kadian Townsend, principal of the Townsend Law Firm in Manhattan, who offers a sports law update, including guidance to high school and college athletes and their parents concerning college recruitment, including the rights of student athletes to earn money and make endorsements, and what are best practices for educational institutions and student athletes and their parents.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rudy Carmenaty, who discusses "Abe Lincoln the Lawyer," including how he got his legal training, what type of cases he handled and what it was like for him as a lawyer riding the circuit. He also describes some of his most famous cases and what we can learn from him.
Ken Landau speaks with General Contractor Larry Weingarten, who offers tips on inspecting and evaluating a home. This can be done as a pre-inspection before it is placed on the market, or by a buyer when they are deciding whether to purchase a property. He explains how to initially ascertain the condition of the home and offers further details on evaluating the roof, plumbing and electrical systems.
Ken Landau talks with Law Enforcement and Drug recognition expert Chuck Marting, who explains best practices for discovering and dealing with alcohol or drug impairments. He discusses whether it is better to have a zero-tolerance policy or a second chance policy, with appropriate support. He is the author of "Mastering the Impairment Code. "
Ken Landau talks with Attorney John J. Parker, a partner in in the Sahn Ward Law Firm, who discusses Environmental Law including global warming, wetlands, and the need for increased energy for AI.
Ken Landau talks with CPA Seth Kamens, who offers tips for year-end tax tips frequently overlooked, record keeping requirements and on how to avoid penalties.
Ken Landau talks with Medicare expert and insurance broker Toni King, who explains the important factors and deadlines involved in choosing or changing Medicare plans during open enrollment, including part D Prescription plans.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Jason Tenenbaum, who outlines No Fault Benefits after an accident, especially including lost wages and medical benefits. Jason also explains the importance of timely filing a claim and reviewing with an attorney the number of benefits you may be entitled to along with ways you can increase your no-fault coverage. His office represents both plaintiffs/claimants and insurance companies in no fault cases, and he also represents plaintiffs in accident cases and employment cases.
Ken Landau talks with Ruth Kraft, a partner and chair of the Labor and Employment Department of Falcon Rapaport and Berkman, who discusses the top employment law issues for the year ahead. These include workers being compelled to return to the office, the legality of non-compete agreements, prenatal and other leaves from work, and the best ways to resolve conflicts in the workplace.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rudy Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services and frequent lecturer on important legal and political figures, who discusses the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He also reviews his short presidency and legal issues created by his assassination.
Ken Landau talks with Travel Experts Dr. Evelyn Kelly and Natalie Kelly, who discuss travel law and preventing problems when you are traveling. They also discuss your rights on cruises, flying or with hotels, and the best way to bring medications abroad, how to deal with medical or legal emergencies and the benefits of travel insurance. They are World Travelers and the authors of "Have a Love Affair With Travel."
Ken Landau talks wtih Attorney Renata A. Mizak, a partner handling elder law and trust litigation in the firm of Schenck, Price Smith & King discusses how to avoid problems with your estate. She explains the role of a power of attorney, Special Needs Trust and other trusts which may help avoid the expense and delays of probate. She also discusses the importance of different provisions in a will or trust.
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 Dr. Ron Schneebaum, who offers tips for lawyers and clients for more success with less stress. He is the author of "Bigger Hearted: A Retired Pediatrician’s Prescriptions for Living a Happier Life."
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 therapy and other interventions. She is the host of the Just Relationships podcast, and is a psychotherapist with a private practice. Part 2 of 2.
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 therapy and other interventions. She is the host of the Just Relationships podcast, and is a psychotherapist with a private practice. Part 1 of 2.
Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, describes how Builder William J. Levitt was able to conceive, build, and sell thousands of homes in Levittown, while minimizing legal and regulatory problems. He also discusses the discriminatory nature of the restrictive covenants contained in the original Levitt home deeds.
Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, discusses the master builder Robert Moses, who carried out a plan to construct highways, Bridges, and parks, from New York City to Long Island. He engineered ways to finance Construction and develop Long Island during less regulated times. He also built numerous Bridges connecting the boroughs.
Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, explores the legal legacy of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and how he clashed with the US Supreme Court over New Deal Legislation, guided the country thru the Great depression and World War II; and at the same time presided over internment camps for Japanese Americans during World War II.
Ken Landau talks with Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, who discusses "the remarkable Ruth Bader Ginsburg," distinguished jurist and cultural icon. She is one of the most popular judges and had a very distinguished career as a law student, lawyer and judge. Rudy is a frequent lecturer for Civic, School, lawyer and community organizations on many important historical figures in sports, American culture, and legal and New York history.
Ken Landau talks with Amy Anello, the Assistant Director of Admissions at the Touro Law Center in Central Islip, the only law school in Suffolk County. She describes the latest programs and options available for attending law school, including their unique Sunday-only program. She also explains admissions requirements for Touro and other law schools, and describes some of the basic courses and special programs offered at the school.
Ken Landau talks with Gayla Bentley, author of "Fashion Stepsister," who provides guidance on improving your image and personal style, to create the best possible first impression, in court or legal proceedings; as well as for employers or clients or friends. Listen for tips on selecting the best possible colors, style, fit, and wardrobe for the occasion.
Ken Landau talks with Huntington attorney Enza Brandi of the Enza Brandi Law Firm, who offers tips on what to do (and NOT to do) after an accident, and explains the civil litigation process.
Ken Landau talks with Huntington attorney Enza Brandi of the Enza Brandi Law Firm, who offers tips on buying or selling a house, and explains the new rules concerning real estate brokers.
Ken Landau talks with Tom Haggerty who discusses his latest book, "The Business of Relationships", and offers tips to clients and attorneys on improving the attorney-client relationship. He also suggests ways to enhance other relationships, the importance of expressing gratitude and how to avoid being unlikable.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Jamie A Rosen, a partner in the firm of Meister Seelig and Fein PLLC, who provides an overview of mental health law. The discussion includes when someone may be voluntary or involuntarily hospitalized for mental health evaluation; and or a treatment period; the nature of the treatment, and when guardianships may need to be set up for such a person.
Ken Landau talks with Author Louis Peliccioni, who explains his new book, "Success is More than Winning," and how clients and lawyers can achieve greater success in legal matters. He was a successful coach and businessman, and offers over 50 techniques for achieving success.
Psychologist Sally Raymond discusses preventing suicide by lawyers, clients and others. She also discusses some of the warning signs, and ways to provide help and support to those at risk. She shares lessons as the Survivor of her son's suicide, and is the author of "The Son I Knew: A Guide to Help You Survive and Thrive."
Ken Landau talks with nursing expert Kathy Allan, who offers tips on preventing medical malpractice, and do's and don'ts on choosing your doctor and hospital. She is the author of the upcoming book "How Healthcare Has Changed."
Ken Landau talks with attorney Stephen Brodsky, who discusses college student rights and responsibilities, and the contract of enrollment. He is the past University Council and Secretary for Pace University.
Ken Landau talks with attorney James M. Black II, who discusses, NGO's - non-government organizations. They are essentially not for profits and charities and can have many different charitable purposes. He is a partner in the Corporate and Compliance Department of Falcon, Rappaport & Berkman, with offices on Long Island and New York City.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney-turned-Author Jacqueline Friedland, who discusses her latest book "Counting Backwards," a legal thriller. She is the author of numerous other books, and will be discussing her latest book at Blue Door Books in Cedarhurst on May 7, 2025.
Ken Landau talks with Becky Heidesch, the author of "The Career Master Class for Women," who discusses how students, entrepreneurs and lawyers can better manage their legal and business challenges. She also offers tips on how they can choose and use attorneys.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Tanya Helfand, who offers "tips for a successful divorce." She is the author of "20 Great Tips for a Successful Divorce." She also discusses prenuptial agreements, whether each party needs separate attorneys, and how to have a lower conflict and lower cost divorce through mediation. She is a partner at Schenck Price, with offices in New Jersey and New York.
Ken Landau talks with Aaron LaPedis, the author of "The Garage Sale Millionaire", who talks about how to sell your unwanted stuff at a garage sale or on eBay. He also offers tips for purchasing items at those venues.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Joshua Brookstein, a partner in the law firm of Sahn Ward in Uniondale, who discusses zoning and the law. He also covers when a business or homeowner must seek zoning approval for a change in the building or property, and what a neighbor affected by the change can do to complain or speak up about it.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Ruth Kraft, the Chair of the employment law group of the Rockville Centre law firm of Falcon Rapaport and Berkman LLP, who provides an "Employment Law Update." She discusses various areas of employment law likely to change under the Trump administration, including "independent contractor" vs. employee status; diversity, equity and inclusion; who is a "manager," and eligibility for overtime.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Andrew M. Thaler, a partner in the Uniondale law firm of Cullen and Dyckman, discusses whether a person should file for bankruptcy, including various options and the impact on your liabilities and on your credit in the future.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Andrew M. Thaler, a partner in the Uniondale law firm of Cullen and Dyckman, who discusses the role of the trustee in a bankruptcy case. He is also an Adjunct professor at the St John's Law School where he teaches a course in bankruptcy
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Christopher Marlboro of Lynbrook, and attorney Marcus Montero, of Hempstead, who discuss "wage theft". Wage theft is when an employer fails to pay the wages required by law, including the legally required minimum wage and overtime, or failing to pay for the full hours worked. They also discuss what an employee should do if they think they are a victim of wage theft, and how employers can avoid problems in paying employees.
Ken Landau talks with Benjamin Rogers, the Assistant Director of Admissions at the University of Buffalo School of Law, who discusses getting into law school, along with typical first year and elective courses, and extracurricular activities at the University of Buffalo School of Law. He also talks about the most helpful undergraduate majors for law students, preparing for the LSAT and offers other tips on comparing and getting into law school.
Ken Landau talks with John E. Ursin, the managing partner of Schenck, Price, Smith and King, with offices in Florham Park, New Jersey and Manhattan, about "succession planning" for businesses both small and large. He explains why this is more important than ever, because of the aging of business owners.
Attorney Joshua D. Brookstein, a partner in the Uniondale firm of Sahn Ward Braff Coschignano, discusses the mock trial program in several elementary and middle schools in Nassau County. He also explains how the community relations and public education committee of the Nassau County Bar Association provides free attorney advisors to schools who participate in the program, as students learn how to conduct a trial of an actual criminal or civil case.
Ken Landau talks with retired attorney Bill Horan, who offers advice on giving yourself a legal checkup. For each season there are relevant legal concerns, such as in the fall and approaching the end of the year, making sure your will and estate plans are up to date and an order. The winter may be a good time to resolve any legal concerns about your employment, airing complaints or changing employers. In the spring, you can set a timetable and take steps to buy or sell real estate, and in the summer, evaluate any educational issues for the new school year.
Ken Landau talks with Adrian Motel and Rachel Dioguardi, faculty members of the paralegal studies program at Nassau Community College. They discuss how the courses in the program outline the many tasks that paralegals can handle in a law firm, government or private company, and how becoming a paralegal is great as a first or second career, or a great way to prepare for law school.
Ken Landau talks with construction expert and mediator, Samuel Bentil, who details how to avoid problems with contractors, and how to select and resolve problems with them. He is the author of "Avoid Construction Disputes."
Ken Landau talks with Andrew Winkler, a retired college professor and author, who explains what non-verbal gestures are communicating in - and out - of court.
Ken Landau talks with Libbie Binkiewicz, LMSW, the living donor Ambassador for Northwell Health, who discusses transplants and the law. She talks about the process of finding donors, the need for transplants, waiting lists and the risks involved.
Ken Landau talks with Stephen Sideroff, Professor of Psychology and Clinical Psychologist at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, who guides lawyers on how to build resilience while reducing stress. He is the author of "The 9 Pillars of Resilience."
Ken Landau talks with public relations expert Margot Black, who teaches lawyers how to "perfect your pitch" to clients, judges, lawyers and colleagues. She is the author of "Life's a Pitch: How to Win What You Want In Business and In Life."
Ken Landau talks with Enid Jaffe, who discusses electric vehicles and the law. She explains the evolution and development of electric vehicles, when they may be cost-effective for consumers, transit systems and shipping; and how to choose the best and most economical electric vehicles.
Ken Landau talks with Ann Mracek, who offers tips on how to "empty a house" for an estate, a move, downsizing, to reduce clutter, after a divorce or to raise cash. She is the author of "Unpacking the Attic."
Beth Eckhardt, LCSW, PhD in Clinical Social Work and Director of the Nassau County Bar Association Lawyers Assistance Program (LAP), and Annabel Bazante Esq., describe some of the pressures on lawyers and law students, and how the lawyers assistance program can provide free and confidential support, assistance and recovery to them, along with their families and employers. They also discuss why family members, coworkers, employers, colleagues or clients should reach out to the program if they know of a lawyer or law student in need of their services.
Beth Eckhardt, LCSW, PhD in Clinical Social Work and Director of the Nassau County Bar Association Lawyers Assistance Program (LAP), and Annabel Bazante Esq., explain how the program provides free assistance and support to lawyers, law students, and their families if they are trying to fight depression, alcoholism, drug dependence or other issues.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Jessica Brewer, who explains how to fight bill collectors, and how to defend yourself if they take you to court. She is a staff attorney of the New York County Bar Association Consumer Protection Program, and trains lawyers and law students to assist consumers when they are sued in the Civil Court in Manhattan. Her tips will help consumers everywhere, and lawyers and law students from the New York area can receive free training to volunteer in this program.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Joanna C. David, a partner in the Tax, Trusts and Estate department in the law firm Forchelli, Deegan, Terrana in Uniondale. She discusses the importance of wills and estate planning.
Ken Landau talks with author Marjorie Hope, who offers ideas on enhancing Lawyer-Client relationships and the importance of resolving legal disputes. She is the author of "CONNECTIPLOMACY, Using Our Differences to Connect."
Ken Landau talks with Kristy Hunston, the president of the new AI (artificial intelligence) digital career consultant "JennieJohnson.com." She explains how the site can help job seekers, act as a career and resume coach, and match graduates and lawyers with possible jobs.
Ken Landau talks with tenant and small landlord attorney Linda Rzesniowiecki, who explains the new "Good Cause Eviction Law" and how it applies to landlords and tenants in certain rental apartments.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Cynthia A. Augello talks about how to avoid and settle conflicts between attorneys and clients. She is a founding member of the Augello Law Group PC, where she practices education law and also acts as an independent investigator of claims of sexual assault on college campuses.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Cynthia A. Augello, who explains Title IX and the law. This includes investigations of sexual assault claims on campus and best practices for colleges, victims, the accused, and witnesses. She also discusses how bystanders can help prevent assaults from occurring. She is a founding member of the Augello Law Group PC where she practices education law and also acts as an independent investigator of claims of sexual assault on college campuses.
Ken Landau talks with Dr. John Scottosante, who teaches lawyers and clients negotiation skills and also how to achieve greater happiness for themselves and their clients. He is the author of "Mortal Adhesions."
Ken Landau talks with relationship coach June Edwards, who offers tips to lawyers on how to have better relationships with their clients. She also demonstrates how to make the laws of attraction work for them. She is the author of "All's Fair in Love and Karma."
Ken Landau talks with Dr. Gary Sprouse, who talks about how to achieve more success with less stress. He also offers ideas on how to reduce fear and anxiety about a future trial or case outcome. He is the author of "Highway To Your Happy Place."
Ken Landau talks with entrepreneur and life coach Charlynne Bodie, who discusses choosing and using a lawyer to protect your potentially valuable ideas. She also explains the importance of non-disclosure agreements (NDA's).
Ken Landau talks with clinical psychologist Sarah Michaud, who discusses codependency and lawyers, and lawyers and addiction. She explains how to identify lawyers overwhelmed by these issues, and why their traits and personalities may make them more vulnerable to these conditions.
Ken Landau speaks with School Counselor Richard R. Ramos, offers tips to parents on how their children can avoid behavior problems. He is the author of "Parents on a Mission."
Ken Landau talks with Trial Lawyer Jim Brosnahan, of the international law firm of Morrison Foerster, who offers tips to lawyers and clients on Speaking with Impact. He is the author of "Justice At Trial."
Ken Landau talks with executive coach Michael Starr, who offers ideas to attorneys and clients on achieving real success in work and in life. He is the author of the book, Journey Into Peace.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Daniel A. Scola, the managing partner of the New York and New Jersey Law Firm of Hoffman Barron, who discusses protecting your ideas with patents, trademarks and copyrights.
Ken Landau talks with Tim McHeffey, Business Professor at Suffolk Community College, who discusses Resolving Stinky (or Sticky) People Problems in the workplace. He suggests best practices for confronting people with body odor or other distracting problems in the workplace.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Tom Spiggel of the Spiggel Law Firm in Alexandria Virginia, who explains what to do if you're fired from your job. He is the author of Fired, afraid you might be. He offers do's and don'ts to employees and employers if someone is about to be fired.
Ken Landau talks with Mark L. Sloan CPA, Managing Partner of Sales Tax Defense, LLC, who outlines when a business or consumer might be entitled to a sales tax refund. He also provides information on sales tax deadlines and what to do if the state is seeking to collect sales tax from you.
Ken Landau talks with Christina Versailles, senior attorney with the mortgage foreclosure assistance project, at the Nassau County Bar Association in Mineola; who discusses the free services available from this program. They include a free consultation available to homeowners facing foreclosure, or a consultation with them in the mortgage foreclosure part at the Supreme court in Nassau County, and other resources available around the state to help homeowners facing foreclosure.
Ken Landau talks with professional organizer Lisa Geraci, who provides tips on how lawyers and other professionals can declutter and better organize their office and their life.
Ken Landau talks with Dr. Jennifer Nash, a consultant and the author of "Be Human Lead Human," who outlines leadership skills for lawyers and others.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Ruth Kraft, the chair of the employment law practice department of Falcon Rappaport and Berkman, with offices in Long Island and New York City, who discusses "age discrimination" including the criteria for making this claim, and best practices for employers defending against these claims. She also lists questions that can, and cannot be asked at a job interview.
Ken Landau talks with Barrister Maya Lester, on zoom from Great Britain, who discusses the work of her late father, Anthony Lester, and the fellowship being offered in his name, by Bard College for young lawyers and law students. She also discusses the interesting and important work of her late father, as a human rights lawyer in the United States, Great Britain and around the world. Anthony Lester is the author of "Five Ideas to Fight For."
Ken Landau talks with naturopathic physician and relationship coach Dr. Vicki Matthews, who reviews how to improve relationships with your employees, coworkers, friends and family, through a better understanding of what is similar and different about your personalities. She is the author of "The Five Elements of Relationships."
Ken Landau speak with Rachel Baskin, a partner in the law firm of Livits, Ayass and Baskin in Rockville Centre, who discusses student, work and immigration visas; how to obtain them, renew them and how not to jeopardize them.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Eric Sarver of the Sarver Law Firm in Manhattan, who provides an employment law update for 2024. He discusses The Economic Consequences of working remotely versus working in the office, the different tax issues concerning independent contractors versus employees, how employers can reduce the risk of employee lawsuits, and employment law issues emerging after COVID-19.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Shekar Jayaraman, of counsel to Grant Park legal advisors in Chicago, who discusses White Collar Crime.
Ken Landau talks with CPA and Valuation Expert Mark S. Gottlieb, of MSG Accountants and Consultants, who describes the types of legal matters where valuations are required. He also describes the information required for a valuation, possible variables and how they are used in negotiation or trial of a matter.
Ken Landau talks with The Honorable Elizabeth D. Pessala, the Associate Village Judge of Westbury, and a Hearing Officer at the Nassau County traffic and parking violations agency, who discusses how to timely respond if you receive a ticket, possible plea bargaining and ways to remove points from your license. Judge Pessala also describes the procedures if you go to court and the best ways to fight a ticket.
Ken Landau talks with The Honorable Elizabeth D. Pessala, the Associate Village Judge of Westbury, and a Hearing Officer at the Nassau County traffic and parking violations agency, who discusses traffic tickets, incuding the most common violations, and how to prevent them. Judge Pessala also discusses possible defenses to them and fines and points they may trigger.
Ken Landau talks with the founder and CEO of Above the Bar Marketing, Lindsay Marty, who offers tips to lawyers and professionals on how to improve their customer service and marketing. She offers advice on web sites, digital marketing and lead generation.
Ken Landau talks with CPA Seth L Starr, founding partner of Frankel, Loughran, Starr, and Vallone in Garden City, who explains year-end tax tips, including deductions, and funding college and retirement accounts for individuals, small businesses and law firms. He also discusses what steps taxpayers can take early in 2024 to provide deductions for 2023 taxes.
Ken Landau talks with attorneys William D Buckley and Angela Ribaudo, who discuss mental health laws, and the rights of those held voluntarily, or involuntarily for mental health examination or treatment. Mr. Buckley is a partner of Marks, O'Neill, Doherty and Kelly. Ms. Ribaudo is a member of Schiavetti Corgan.
Ken Landau talks with actress and public speaking coach, Elia Nichols, offers many tips on how to "Speak With Greater Success" in court, before a jury, or to colleagues or to potential clients.
Ken Landau talks with divorce lawyer Jeffrey S. Stephens, who continues his discussion of marriage and divorce, and how parties who have decided to split up can make the best of the situation, and keep their animosity and legal expenses low, and put themselves and their children in the best possible position and move on with their lives.
Ken Landau talks with divorce lawyer Jeffrey S Stephens, who discusses why marriages fail, and why divorce rates are so high. He is the co-author of "The Road To Splitsville," about how to navigate the road to divorce without making yourself crazy, your children miserable, or your lawyer wealthy, and then discover your path to happiness.
Ken Landau talks with Cynthia Brown, the Executive Director of the New York Coalition for Transportation Safety, who describes ways to improve pedestrian and bicyclist safety. They include safety tips for bicyclist, pedestrians and drivers, and safer intersections with advanced walk signals.
Ken Landau talks with Vincent James, the co-founder of Keep Music Alive, who offers guidance on why and how to establish a non-profit, and how to recruit a Board of Directors.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Beverly Williams, author of "Your GPS to Employment Success", discusses best practices for employers and employees.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney James Harrington, a partner in the intellectual property law firm of Hoffman and Barron in Syosset, will discuss what a patent is. He will also explain how to best protect a trademark, and why they can be important to a business.
Ken Landau talks with author Beth Desson Duffy, who discusses why kindness matters, for attorneys and their clients. She offers examples of how being kind can help lawyers and their practice. She is the author of 'The Christmas Tree of Kindness."
Ken Landau talks with author Beverly Smirnis, who discusses preventing burnout and the reasons why lawyers and others suffer from burnout, and ways to prevent or minimize it.
Ken Landau talks with attorney and marketing consultant Edie Reinhardt, who gives tips to attorneys on starting and enhancing marketing programs. She discusses newsletters, websites and effective use of social media and AI.
Ken Landau talks with divorce lawyer Sandra M. Radna, who discusses the steps involved in seeking a divorce including alternatives to litigation. She has offices in Melville and Manhattan and is the author of "You're Getting Divorced... Now What? The Ultimate Divorce Court Guide."
Ken Landau talks about the new president of the Nassau County Bar Association in Mineola, Sanford Stringer, who discusses the many services available to the General Public and lawyers through the Bar Association. He is a partner in the law firm of Salamon, Gruber, Blaymore and Strenger.
Ken Landau talks with landlord tenant attorney, Linda Rzesniowiecki, who discusses the very important case before the US Supreme Court, where landlords are challenging the NY Rent Stabilization Laws, which limit rent increases for thousands of tenants. She concentrates her practice in the representation of tenants and small landlords.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Ira S. Slavit, a partner in the Mineola firm of Levine & Slavit, who offers advice on what to do after a car accident.
Ken Landau talks with Andrew Hahn, a licensed clinical psychologist, who discusses lawyers and depression, and ways to identify and help relieve it.
Ken Landau talks with entrepreneur Marlo Nicole, who discusses how students, graduates and others can financially secure their future; by saving, budgeting and managing their expenses.
Ken Landau talks with LinkedIn and networking trainer Beth Granger who discusses AI, the evolution of artificial intelligence, and how will it will affect jobs and how law firms and other firms operate in the future.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Ruth Kraft, chair of the Employment and Labor Law Department of Falcon Rappaport and Berkman, with offices in New York City and Long Island, who discusses the issue of "employee versus independent contractor" and what employers and workers need to know.
Ken Landau talks with public relations expert, Amy Delman, who shares ideas on how lawyers and other professionals can promote themselves while providing useful important information to the public.
Ken Landau talks with Adrienne Koch, a partner in Katsky Korins, who provides an overview of NYCLA, the New York County Lawyers Association. She is the new President of the Association and discusses the many services lawyers provide for free to the public, and how lawyers and law students can become involved in providing those services.
Ken Landau talks with Attorneys Rachel A. Morgenstern and Nicole E. Osborne from the Employment and Labor Law Litigation Department of Ruskin Moscou Faltischek in Uniondale. They discuss privacy in the workplace, and what employers and employees need to know.
Ken Landau talks with Dr Cynthia Colon, the author of "Be Committed, Get Admitted," who discusses the college and law school admission process, how to select the schools to apply to, maximizing financial aid and other things to consider in evaluating and choosing a school.
Ken Landau talks with retired insurance company investigator, Mark Wilhelmson, who discusses investigations after an accident. He offers tips on obtaining medical records, information on prior accidents and trial preparation. He is also the author of "Emergency: This Book Will Save Your Child's Life."
Ken Landau talks with Jeffrey T. Zaino, Esq., the Vice President of the American Arbitration Association in Manhattan, who explains the history and gives an overview of his organization and how they can facilitate resolving disputes through arbitration or mediation.
Ken Landau talks with writing coach Peggy McColl, who explains how to promote and publicize your book.
Ken Landau talks with writing coach Peggy McColl, who explains the benefits of writing a book and how you can do it step by step.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Anthony Agolia, the Senior Director of International and Graduate Programs for the Fordham Law School, who describes the wide variety of programs and law courses available at the school and admission criteria. He also discusses the LLM program designed to provide foreign lawyers courses on American law, so they can be admitted to practice here, and the MSL program, designed to provide non lawyers especially those in business, with a background in the law.
Ken Landau talks with Mark Stone CPA, who is the Managing Partner of Sales Tax Defense of Hauppauge. Mark explains who is responsible for collecting sales tax, and when and for what items it must be charged.
Ken Landau talks with attorney James Harrington, who escribes the difference between Trademarks, Copyrights and Trade Secrets and how to protect them.
Ken Landau talks with attorney James Harrington, who explains what inventions qualify for a patent and the process of obtaining one. He is the senior partner in the New York office of Hoffman and Baron LLP.
Ken Landau talks with Immigration Attorney Tina Genovese of Rockville Centre, who explains the different ways immigrants can qualify for visas or citizenship. She also outlines do's and don'ts for those seeking documentation.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Remo Hammid from Floral Park, who discusses why you need to review your will and estate plan, along with your health care proxy, and explains the importance of these documents. He has taught Wills and Estates in the Paralegal Program at Nassau Community College.
Ken Landau talks again with real estate expert Bernard Caprera, who offers tips on buying or selling a house. He also describes the topics covered in greater detail in his courses at NCC on "Selling Your Home on Your Own" and his "First Time Homebuyer Seminar."
Ken Landau talks with real estate expert Bernard Caprera, who explains how students, paralegals, teachers, retirees, career changers and others, can begin a career as a real estate salesperson. He teaches the Real Estate Salesperson Qualifying Class offered at NCC.
Ken Landau talks with Author and Life Coach Renaye Thornborrow, who explains how lawyers can build their self-esteem and that of their clients.
Ken Landau talks with Nina Szewczak, author of "The Midlife Revolution", who guides lawyers and others on how to explore, and achieve a midlife revolution of their career and achieve work/life balance.
Ken Landau talks with Psychologist Reesa Woolf, who offers tips to lawyers and others on how to minimize fear, and be more Confident in Public Speaking. She is the author of "Mr. Bear Speaks Without Fear."
Ken Landau talks with Jillian Weston, the President of the Social Media Association, and the founder of her own company, Jillian's Circus, who outlines how lawyers and others can maximize their social media marketing.
Ken Landau talks with divorce attorney and author, Nancy Perpall, who offers tips on helping marriages to last. She is the author of the novel "Around Which All Things Bend."
Ken Landau talks with Dr. David Bernstein, an author and Geriatrician, who offers simple tips on how lawyers and others can stay healthy and live longer.
Ken Landau talks with Life and Meditation Coach Sultan Deniz, who explains how meditation can help lawyers and others to reduce stress. During the program she conducts an easy to follow 3-minute meditation.
Ken Landau talks with Jodi Wellman, an Assistant Instructor in the Master of Applied Psychology program at the University of Pennsylvania, who discusses Positive Psychology for Lawyers and others. She explains how following the concepts in the mnemonic "Remap" can increase the ratio of positive emotions to negative ones.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Marco Brown, who discusses how attorneys should bill clients and make sure they get paid.
Ken Landau talks with Neuro-Socio Psychologist Connor Hogan, who offers tips to lawyers and others on How to Reduce Stress. He is the author of "The Gym Upstairs."
Ken Landau talks with Journalist and author Fran Hawthorne discusses her new novel, "I Meant To Tell You" featuring a lawyer as a main character and covering a number of legal topics.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Jennifer Polovetsky, with the law firm Herrick Feinstein, who explains the laws and procedures involved in "Eminent Domain," which is when the government has the right to take private property, as in the Long Island Railroad third track project. She explains the procedures that must be followed, and how residential and commercial property owners, and commercial tenants can seek compensation for the taking of their property.
Ken Landau talks with Victoria Rader, PhD, who explains the "Universal Laws" and how they can help lawyers and others. She is the author of "Prosper Me."
Ken Landau talks with Anthe Maria Bova, the General Counsel and Director of Pro Bono Programs of the New York County Lawyers Association, who describes how students, paralegals and lawyers can receive training and volunteer for pro bono programs.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Steven Mitchell Sack, "The Employee's Lawyer", who offers advice to employees who are fired, laid off, downsized or who don't want to return to the office. He is the author of "Fired."
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Carolyn DeVaughn, of the law firm of Gross Shuman, who offers tips to new lawyers and law students, about which courses to take in college, the selection of courses in Law School, and the importance of networking in finding jobs.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney David Paseltiner, partner in the Garden City firm of Jaspan Schlesinger LLP, and chair of their corporate and commercial transactions practice group, discusses starting and growing a Not for Profit organization.
Ken Landau talks with Andrew Denney, the Bureau Chief of the New York Law Journal, who discusses how the daily legal newspaper in New York covered COVID and how its coverage has changed as we have emerged from COVID, to meet the needs of attorneys, and the legal and business community. He also describes how important court decisions, news about lawyers and the legal community are covered in the paper, and how attorneys can publish articles in the paper.
Ken Landau talks with criminal defense attorney, Scott Limmer, discusses his new book, Keeping Kids Safe and Out of Trouble. He discusses situations which can lead to criminal and/or disciplinary problems for high school and college students.
Ken Landau talks with Bankruptcy Attorney Andy Thaler, who describes when bankruptcy is an option, as well as alternatives to bankruptcy. He is also a Trustee for the Bankruptcy Court and a mediator for business disputes.
Ken Landau talks with Adrian Motel, the Director of the Paralegal Program at Nassau Community College, describes how Paralegal Studies can lead to a successful legal career, or be helpful to prepare for law school or a business career. The program can also be completed as a certificate program for college graduates and courses can be taken day, evening or weekend, or part or full time.
Ken Landau talks with Judy Balloff, author of "365 Days of Abundance," who explains how the Universal Laws of Attraction can be helpful to lawyers and others.
Ken Landau talks with Dr. Lynn Steinberg, a psychologist and expert on "parental alienation," who offers suggestions on preventing and overcoming parental alienation before, during and after a divorce.
Ken Landau talks with Entrepreneurial Coach Victoria Wick, who reveals how business owners choose their lawyers, and how lawyers can build trust and better connect with business owners.
Ken Landau talks with Steve Goldmintz, a Vice President of Marcum Search, explains the process of finding candidates for professional and support positions at law and accounting firms; and how he prepares them for the process and the interview.
Ken Landau talks with Vivian Leonard and Vicky Lagis of Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty in Woodbury, who offers tips to home buyers and sellers and explain How A Real Estate Broker can be of help to them.
Ken Landau talks with attorney and CPA Karen Tenenbaum of Melville, about how individuals or businesses can resolve issues concerning any failure to file personal or business taxes, or challenge penalties or audits concerning taxes.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Enza Brandi of Huntington Station, who outlines how an attorney helps consumers when they buy or sell a house or real estate. She details the role of the attorney at every step in buying or selling.
Ken Landau talks with attorney and mediator, Jennifer Herscovici, from National Arbitration and Mediation, who explains how mediation can speedily resolve accident and other cases without protracted, expensive, and uncertain outcomes from litigation. She explains how the parties can submit their disputes to mediation, without binding themselves to a result they do not find acceptable, save the expenses of litigation, and dramatically shorten the usual time of several years necessary to resolve disputes through the court system.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Trevor M. Torcello of the law firm of Gross Shuman, discusses how COVID will impact, contracts, real estate matters and the future of law firms
and their employees.
Ken Landau talks with Educator Sharon Wallen, who explains how journaling can be helpful to Lawyers and others. She is the author of the "Grateful Reflections Journal."
Ken Landau talks with Minister Marcia Chang Vogl, who discusses why forgiveness is so important during and after legal issues, and how doing so removes the baggage of litigation.
Ken Landau talks with attorney and law firm marketing consultant Andy Cabasso, who describes how law firms can improve their technology and update and simplify their websites. He also describes his journey from attorney to law firm consultant.
Ken Landau talks with attorneys Steven Frankel and Michael Masri, from the Mineola law firm of Meltzer Lippe, who offers tips on "How To Avoid Business Litigation." Topics include how litigation can destroy a business while ADR and negotiation can preserve relationships.
Ken Landau speaks with author and resilience expert, Adam Markel, who shares insight from his latest book, "Change-Proof. Leveraging the Power of Uncertainty to Build Long Term Resilience." He describes proven ways to build and grow resilience. He is also the author of "Pivot."
Ken Landau talks with business coach and online tutor Joanne Kaminski, who offers guidance to lawyers, professionals, retirees, graduate students and others, as to how they can start an (online) tutoring business or side gig. She is the author of "How To Start An Online Tutoring Business."
Ken Landau talks with certified mindfulness and wellness coach Michelle Willette, who offers 20 simple tips, on how lawyers, students and others can include fun activities to relieve the heaviness of pressure and stress being experienced. She is also the author of 'Five Steps To Wellness.'
Ken Landau talks with business law attorney Leo Barnes of the firm of Barnes and Barnes in Melville, and business valuation expert John Agogliata from the firm of Marshall and Stevens, as they discuss best practices for successful family businesses.
Ken Landau talks with real estate expert Valerie Fitzgerald, who provides information on real estate trends in 2022, and how to make your home more marketable.
Ken Landau talks with Dr. Nina Ahuja, author of "Stress In Medicine," who offers tips to lawyers, doctors, students and others on leadership skills and ways they can reduce stress.
Ken Landau talks with Angelica Cesario, Esq; Director of Attorney Education and Development for Lawline, who offers a preview of their Continuing Legal Education programs for 2022, and explains how lawyers and others can join their faculty.
Ken Landau talks with Ann Butera, business expert, and President of the "The Whole Person Project, Inc," and former Host of "Business Forum" on WHPC radio; wh discusses her new book, "Say What?! Communicating with Tact and Impact." This book offers lawyers and trusted advisors tips and exercises on improving their communication skills and ways to influence clients.
Ken Landau talks with financial expert Gary Sirak, who explains the do's and don'ts of retirement. He discusses when to retire, financial considerations, and offers many suggestions on how to fill it with other activities you enjoy. He is the author of "How To Retire And Not Die."
Ken Landau talks with Relationship Coach Ella Badura, author of the book, "Stay In the Marriage....or Let It Go", about how to minimize conflict and promote happiness in a relationship.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Gregory Lisi, the new President of the Nassau County Bar Association, outlines the many programs available to lawyers, along with the free programs available to residents and community groups.
Ken Landau talks with Anthe Maria Bova, General Counsel and Director of Pro Bono Programs at the New York County Lawyers Association, about how lawyers, law students and paralegals can volunteer in their restorative justice programs.
Ken Landau talks with Career Coach Mustafa Ammar, author of "The Passion Project," who offers tips on choosing a first or second career and on finding your passion in your career or the law.
Ken Landau talks with author Vicki Matthews about the 5 basic personality types, including those of lawyers, and how they can get along, at work, in relationships or on a jury. She is the author of "The Five Faces of Relationships."
Ken Landau speaks with Trish Ahjel Roberts, a happiness expert and author of "12 Steps To Mind Blowing Happiness," explains how lawyers and others can replace self doubt with happiness.
Ken Landau talks with Robert Cornilles, sales and leadership trainer, and author of "The Sales Game Changer Book," who discusses sales skills and provides tips to lawyers.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney and Career Coach Kirsten Franklin, who offers tips to lawyers on reducing stress and anxiety, and achieve success in their careers.
Ken Landau talks with sales expert Deb Brown Maher, about do's and don'ts to lawyers on selling their services.
Ken Landau talks with Mary Abbajay, President of the Careerstone Group and the author of "Managing Up," about options for lawyers and other professionals as they "fall back to working in the office."
Ken Landau talks with Dr. Mark J. Syms, an expert in Otology and Neurotology, who explains the early signs and prevention of hearing loss, and how lawyers can overcome these issues in communicating with their affected clients, and how to help them testify effectively in legal proceedings.
Ken Landau talks with behavior specialist and author Lisa Skinner, who explains the symptoms and progression of Alzheimer's disease and dementia and the need for legal and medical decision making.
Ken Landau talks with Author, Coach and College Instructor Lance Ware, who teaches lawyers and their clients, "How To Improve Their Emotional Intelligence", for greater success in the Law and in Litigation.
Ken Landau talks with Financial Planners Justin and Jim Duncombe, who discuss the factors a student (and parents) should consider in choosing which college, law school or graduate school to attend. They explain how to weigh tuition, financial aid and earning potential.
Ken Landau talks with Real Estate Broker and Investor, Darius Ross, who shares his forecast for the rise or fall of real estate after COVID, including rentals and sales of both residential and commercial properties, strategies for resolving legal issues and renegotiation of leases, in both the cities and suburbs.
Ken Landau talks with educator, author and anti-bullying advocate, Nancy Willard, who discusses the importance of preventing bullying in schools, and discusses best practices and laws requiring schools to have a pro-active approach.
Ken Landau talks with Marion Zola, a retired English teacher from the Bronx High School of Science, who has become an advocate for the Adoption of Dogs, especially during COVID, who explains how to properly and legally adopt the best dog for you, and especially the benefits of adopting an older dog if you are retired. She is the author of "Romancing the Dog."
Ken Landau talks with author Elaine Parke, who outlines the 12 Power Habits of Highly Effective Lawyers (and others). She explains how to adopt one new habit each month to become more effective as a lawyer or in the business world.
Ken Landau talks with Dr. Karen Gedney, a retired prison doctor, who discusses the problems in the prisoner system, including excessive sentences for non-violent crimes, and the need for a greater emphasis on medical services and social services to prevent and reduce recidivism.
Ken Landau talks with Elder Law Attorney Brian Andrew Tully about the benefits and importance of Health Care Proxies, Trusts, and the Power of Attorney; and how an Elder Law Attorney can review, update and/or draft these important legal documents.
Ken Landau talks with Hypnotist, Psychologist and Author Tim Shurr, who offers easy to incorporate tips on relaxation techniques for lawyers and others feeling stressed.
Ken Landau talks with financial planner and author Jessica Weaver, who discusses "How To Tell If Your Spouse Is A Financial Bully" before or during a marriage, or during divorce proceedings.
Ken Landau talks with author Catherine Turner about her guidebook, "Everything Your Loved Ones Need To Know When You Can No Longer Tell Them."
Ken Landau talks with Sandra Estok, author of "Happily Ever Cyber," who offers tips to law firms on cyber security.
Ken Landau talks with Chartered Financial Consultant and Family Therapist Susan Zimmerman, who explains ways to minimize conflict and avoid litigation in resolving disputes over your estate.
Ken Landau talks with Chartered Financial Consultant and Family Therapist Susan Zimmerman, about finding ways to avoid conflict in your family when you plan your estate.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Margaret Ling, who explains the purpose and resources offered to attorneys, law students and the public, by the Asian American Bar Association of New York. She is joined by Nina McCann of the Hispanic Public Relations Association, in discussing why Diversity is important for Law Firms.
Ken Landau talks with writing consultant Deborah Ager, founder of the Stories That Sell Mastermind, who offers tips on 'Being Less Boring' in your marketing and writing.
Ken Landau talks with accomplished divorce attorney and author Larry Sarezky, who has represented clients from the ranks of Fortune 500 CEOs, Major League Baseball Hall of Famers, and Oscar, Grammy, and Emmy Award winners, who offers tips on choosing the right divorce lawyer.
Ken Landau talks with Linley K. Baker, an actuary and member of The Society of Actuaries, motivational speaker, and author of 'Don't Be Afraid to Do What You Really Want to Do.' who offers tips on returning to the workplace after a break, which is something she did after raising her kids full-time.
Ken Landau talks with Susana Stoica, who has a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering and suffered two traumatic brain injuries on the same day. She focuses her healing practice on helping people with neural impairments, especially those who have recent and old brain trauma, including strokes. Today she describes the impact of brain injuries and the law.
Ken Landau talks with Carl Barnes, a retired Chaplain who has overcome obstacles throughout his career, who previously worked in the Navy, and is now a coach and author, who explains the importance of resilience.
Ken Landau talks with Lindy Lewis, an empowering speaker and author, living fully with Multiple Sclerosis, and a self-proclaimed recovering "Alpha Female," who will offers tips on thriving as an "Alpha Female."
Ken Landau talks with Cindy Watson, the founder of Women On Purpose, and also the founder and managing partner of Watson Labour Lawyers, who offers tips on negotiation skills for women.
Ken Landau talks with Psychologist Dr. Duffy Spencer, Host of Just Relationships on WHPC, who offers tips to lawyers and others on coping with COVID, voicing concerns, and supporting others in these challenging times.
Ken Landau talks with Angelica Cesario, Lead Program Attorney with Lawline, who describes the CLE courses they offer and how attorneys can join their faculty.
Ken Landau talks with Judith Fein, Guide to Cultural Adventure, and author of 'Life Is A Trip,' who describes how lawyers and others can have a unique and rewarding experience by volunteering abroad.
Ken Landau talks with Eleanor Vale, a lawyer and author of "Secrets of Dating and Mating after Medicare." Together they discuss the reasons for this fascinating trend, along with the relevant legal issues involved.
Ken Landau talks with Rebecah Freeling, a child behavior expert and owner of WitsEndParenting.com, about some parental strategies during and after divorce.
Ken Landau talks with Bill Horan, the host of The Secrets of Success on WHPC, about some secrets of success for attorneys both during and after COVID.
Ken Landau talks with divorce attorney Michael T. Fried about divorce during and after COVID and alternatives to litigation.
Home and office organizer and decluttering expert, Kelly McMenamin, author of "Organize Your Way," will discuss decluttering and organizing your office after COVID.
Home and office organizer and decluttering expert, Kelly McMenamin, author of "Organize Your Way," will discuss resolving conflict over clutter and organizing your home and home office.
Ken Landau talks with lawyer-turned-musician Robert Miller, who describes how to transition from the law to a different career you may enjoy more.
Ken Landau talks with diversity consultant Natajia Miller, who explains why diversity and inclusion is important to law firms and corporations.
Ken Landau talks with Image Consultant and Stylist Shelley Golden, who describes how to dress for success and curate your background - all specifically for business meetings on Zoom.
Ken Landau talks with Fashion Institute of Technology Professor Ann Cantrell, who also owns the Blue Ribbon General Store in Brooklyn, to provide tips to business owners and future entrepreneurs as to how a business can survive and thrive during COVID.
Ken Landau talks with Yvonne Marin, the Alternative Dispute Coordinator for the Courts in Nassau County, who explains how litigants and their counsel can now more swiftly their lawsuits with Alternate Dispute Resolution through the courts.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Liza Milgrim, the new President of the Long Island Hispanic Bar Association, and a partner in the personal injury law firm of Sullivan, Papain, Block, McGrath, Coffinas & Cannavo, who describes the work of her organization, along with her own journey toward becoming a successful lawyer, and how her organization helps new lawyers and the Hispanic community.
Ken Landau talks with bankruptcy attorney Andrew M. Thaler explains bankruptcy options and consequences available to both consumers and business owners.
Ken Landau talks with Deborah Ager of Radiant Media Labs, who offers suggestions to lawyers and other industries on improving their writing, and identifying keywords that work.
Ken Landau talks with Michael Schmidt, a labor and employment attorney with Cozen O'Connor, explains best practices for employers concerning COVID issues in the workplace.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Leslie Tayne, author of Life & Debt, and who has a practice that offers consumer and business financial debt solutions, offers tips to consumers and business owners and alternatives to bankruptcy.
Ken Landau talks with CPA Sal Albanese, with offices in Hicksville, Manhattan and West Palm Beach, Florida, offers year-end tax tips and other possible deductions concerning COVID including medical deductions and for the purchase of a home in 2020.
Ken Landau talks with Ann Butera, President of the Whole Person Project, an international lecturer and author on business topics, about how lawyers, business leaders and others can best meet the challenges of work arrangements necessitated by COVID-19.
Ken Landau talks with the Reverend Adrienne Hausch, who is also an attorney that offers legal and spiritual guidance to attorneys and clients in coping with resolving their legal matters during the pandemic.
Ken Landau talks with attorney and author Barry Seidel about how lawyers can pivot their practice areas because of the pandemic and describes how he manages his expanding will and estate practice.
Ken Landau speaks with attorney and CPA Karen Tenenbaum about how COVID-19 can impact tax residency issues.
Ken Landau talks with Jess A. Bunshaft and Marilyn Genoa, two of the principals of Synergist Mediation, who describe the steps involved in a mediation procedure.
Ken Landau talks with Jess A. Bunshaft and Marilyn Genoa, two of the principals of Synergist Mediation, who describe Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution through the Bar Association of Nassau County.
Ken Landau talks with Laurence Colletti, an Executive Producer with the Legal Talk Network, a podcast network for legal professionals with hosts from well-known organizations and brands in legal.
Ken Landau talks with Bernie Caprera, a real estate broker with Douglas Elliman on Long Island, and an instructor at Nassau Community College's Workforce Development and Lifelong Learning department, who gives tips on how to properly buy a house.
Ken Landau talks with Bernie Caprera, a real estate broker with Douglas Elliman on Long Island, and an instructor at Nassau Community College's Workforce Development and Lifelong Learning department, who gives tips on how to properly sell a house.
Ken Landau talks with Bernie Caprera, a real estate broker with Douglas Elliman on Long Island, and an instructor at Nassau Community College's Workforce Development and Lifelong Learning department, about what it takes to become a real estate broker.
Ken Landau talks with attorney and mediator Elan Weinreb, who offers tips for lawyers and the general public about how to successfully use online dispute resolution, or traditional mediation or arbitration, to resolve disputes as an alternative to traditional litigation.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney and Mediator Elan Weinreb, who explains the new field of ODR, online dispute resolution, and explains how this has become an important new way to resolve disputes, and to mediate or arbitrate cases over the internet.
Ken Landau talks with Adrienne Motel, the Director of the Paralegal program at Nassau Community College, about how the program can benefit college students, college graduates, the newly unemployed , or anyone considering a legal career.
Ken Landau talks with Mehran Ebadolahi, the CEO of TestMax, about the reforms he suggests for the LSAT, the law school admission test, and the Bar Exam; along with tips on how to prepare for those exams.
Ken Landau talks with Bill Belmont, from The Belmont Group, who outlines how an investigator can be of help in litigation, and also offers tips on preventing identity theft.
Ken Landau speaks with author, management expert, and President and CEO of the Careerstone Group, Mary Abbajay, who explains how both managers and their teams can adopt to the new challenges in the workplace. She also offers other free workshops and is the author of "Managing Up."
Ken Landau speaks with author and speaker Adam Mandel, Esq. who offers tips on resilience and pivoting in this new world.
Ken Landau learns from Employment Lawyer Matthew Weinick from Famighetti & Weinick about how the office environment will change to protect workers when they have to return after the pandemic.
Ken Landau talks with Ira Kaufman, a New York Real Estate Attorney, about how the Coronavirus will change commercial and residential real estate sales and rentals and prices and rents.
Ken Landau talks with Shari Davidson, CPC, the President of On Balance Search Consultants, who offers advice on the future of law-related employment.
Ken Landau talks with Shari Davidson, CPC, the President of On Balance Search Consultants, who offers advice on finding and changing jobs.
Allen Bromberger works on the development of nonprofit and for-profit legal structures which support the simultaneous pursuit of financial and social goals, and talks to Ken Landau about starting & growing a non-profit in 2020.
Ken Landau talks with Title Insurance attorney Dan Krimmer, who advises lawyers on the questions they must ask clients in a real estate transaction.
Immigration Attorney George Terezakis discusses ICE and how to legally fight deportation.
Attorney/Author and Life coach Tama J. Kieves talks with Ken Landaw about how to find happiness achieving a work-life balance, and how to find the work you really love, one little step at a time.
Attorney/Author and Life coach Tama J. Kieves talks with Ken Landaw about how to find happiness achieving a work-life balance, and how to find the work you really love, one little step at a time.
Attorney Barry Seidel will offer insight on Starting and Building a Successful Solo or Niche practice.
Ken Landau talks with landlord tenant attorney Eileen O'Toole, who reviews new laws protecting tenants.
Ken Landau talks with landlord tenant attorney Eileen O'Toole, who reviews new laws protecting tenants.
Ken Landau talks with Eileen O Toole, an attorney, about recent changes in landlord tenant laws.
Ken Landau talks with Jendayi Harris, author and speaker, about how to improve your Emotional Intelligence.
Ken Landau talks with Attorney Linda Rzesniowiecki to give an overview of the changes in rental regulations.
Ken Landau talks with Barry Shore, an author and speaker, about how lawyers can find more joy in their lives.
Ken Landau talks with Elliot Bogod, Author of Get Rich in Real Estate, with tips on real estate investing.
Ken Landau talks with Anthe Maria Bova. Director of Pro Bono Programs at the New York County Lawyers Association, on Restorative Justice: Removing Barriers to Employment.
Retired Attorney (and WHPC Host) Bill Horan discusses how to choose – and use – the right lawyer.
Psychologist Jonathan Yatsky teaches how lawyers can be more effective when listening to their clients.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Kevin McMullen, who reviews the benefits of and rules governing Summary Jury Trials.
Ken Landau talks with attorney Kevin McMullen, who reviews the benefits of and rules governing Summary Jury Trials.
Christina Storm, the Director of Lawyers Without Borders, describes the projects lawyers can volunteer for around the world.
Attorney Brian O’Keefe explains the Worker Compensation benefits available to workers, and which employers must provide Insurance Coverage for its workforce.
Attorney Anthe Bova, the General Counsel and Director of Pro Bono of the New York County Bar Association, outlines the many Pro Bono projects lawyers can participate in.
Steve Lessard, the President of the New York County Bar Association, provides an overview of this organization.
Matrimonial Attorney Adam Kuhn will explain the purpose of the QDRO agreement which is part of the divorce agreement, and governs the distribution pf pensions and 401(K)s in a divorce.
Rick Collins, the new President of the Nassau County Bar Association outlines the many free services available to both Attorneys and the public.
Ken Landau talks with Gerry Joyce, Managing Director, Deputy General Trust Counsel at Fiduciary Trust Company International about what you need to know, legally and financially, before your kids go to college.
Elan Weinreb, an attorney from Garden City, NY, involved in ADR Mediation and Arbitration, explains procedures available to consumers to Arbitrate disputes concerning attorney fee disputes.
James Skelton and Janet Miranda from the American Arbitration Association discuss their procedures for Arbitration, to resolve disputes concerning No Fault benefits.
Jennifer Koo, Esq and Mark L. Stone, CPA will Explain sales tax for Consumers and Businesses.
Lindsay Gladney provides info on SUNY at Buffalo, the only SUNY Law School which, as a public law school, offers lower tuition - and how law schools handle the admission process.
LSAT Instructor Steven Schwartz explains what is on the Law School Admission Test, how the test is graded and offers tips on how to prepare for it and do your best.
Attorney Melissa Negrin-Wiener describes how Family Members Can Become Paid Caregivers under Medicaid.
Darren Marks explains how Lawyers can become Small Claims Arbitrators in the NYC Courts.
Management Consultant, Mary Abbajoy offers tips to lawyers (and others) on Being A Better Manager.
“Health is a journey, not a destination.” Dr. Duffy’s discusses Dr. Kyrin Dunston philosophy on how to have holistic health from the inside out!
Assistant Dean of the Fordham Law School, Toni Jaeger-Fine discusses her new book, “Becoming A Lawyer: Discovering and Defining Your Professional Persona.”
Real Estate Broker Donna Davis explains how homeowners can rent their homes to Tenants under the Section 8 program
Attorneys David and Sherli Saed discuss what you need to know when Buying or Selling Real Estate
Ken Landaw talks with attorneys David Rudolf and Jerry Buting about their program at NYCB Theatre at Westbury on January 12th that will discuss their Netflix shows Under the Staircase and Making A Murderer.
Susan DeSantis, the Deputy Editor in Chief, provides and overview of the “New York Law Journal.”
Interview with Reyna Marder Gentin the author of the new legal thriller, “Unreasonable Doubts”
Marcus Harris, a software litigator, discusses Protecting Your Privacy on Social Media.
Landlord Tenant Attorney Linda Rzesniowiecki explains the Succession Rights of Tenants to Apartments
Elena Karabatos, Esq., the new President of the Nassau County Bar Association, outlines the free services they offer attorneys and the general public.
John DiGregorio from the National Student Loan Service Center explains when Student Loan Forgiveness is possible.
Learn about becoming a Paralegal as a first or second career and the Paralegal Studies Program at Nassau Community College
Alexandra Duran, attorney career coach and social worker explores Alternative Careers for Attorneys.
Alexandra Duran, attorney, social worker and career coach, provides guidance on Returning to a Legal Career.
Alice Fisher the President and Founder of the Radical Age Movement, Discusses Ageism and the Law
Attorney and Bankruptcy Trustee Andrew Thayler discusses whether Bankruptcy is a good option
Chandra M. Ortiz, Esq discusses important considerations in renting an office or store.
Barry Levittan, CPA outlines the tax deductions for Owning, buying, or selling real estate
Attorney Gale Berg explains how the Bar Association of Nassau County can help you fight foreclosure.
Attorney Gina Boccio and Real Estate Broker Eva Boccio discuss short sales of distressed homes.
Attorney and WHPC Host Bill Horan explains to Host Ken Landau the Real Estate Terms you should know.
IRS Enrolled Agent Abby Eisenkraft offers Year-End Tax Tips and How To avoid problems with the IRS.
Adrienne Motel, the Director of the Paralegal program at NCC, discusses becoming a Paralegal as a first or second career.
Listen for a discussion about opportunities and services provided by a Legal Nurse Consultant.
A panel of animal law attorneys provide interesting info and updates about pet laws. (Part 2.)
The new President of the Nassau County Bar Association, Steven Leventhal, discusses the many free and low cost programs available to the community and lawyers in Nassau County.
David Michael of NY State Solar will discuss savings for residential or commercial buildings regarding Solar Energy.
Labor and employment lawyer Jeff Ettenger of Schwartz and Ettenger discusses preventing and reporting sexual harassment
Attorney Jed Albert explains the property passing through your estate and the probate process.
A landlord tenant attorney reviews common provisions of residential leases and explains what they mean for landlords and tenants.
Public relations expert and presentation coach Marla Seiden offers tips for Lawyers and others and How to Speak for Success
The Honorable Susan Katz Richman discusses the various Village Courts around Long Island handling traffic tickets and other matters and the Magistrates who preside over them.
Natasha Nurse offers tips on how lawyers, other professionals and their clients can Dress for Success.
Attorney and Divorce Mediator Kim Ciesinski explains alternatives to litigation in a divorce including Collaborative Law and Mediation.
Attorney Ken Landau offers tips on how to get your clients and potential clients to love you and not just on Valentine’s Day.
Juanita Headley , Esq and Ruchira Gupta are interviewed about “Sex Trafficking in India and the USA” and laws and programs to fight it.
Attorney Daniel Krimmer President of Class Abstract in Mineola
Discusses Real Estate and Title Terms you should know.
A panel of expert headhunters, including Nicholas Schleifer and Steve Goldmintz, offer Tips For A Successful Job Interview.
Attorney Juanita Headley and the Director of The National Center on Sexual Exploitation discuss the work of this organization fighting sexual exploitation around the United States.
Interview with the Honorable Susan Katz Richman in which she discuss procedures for the Village and City Courts
Of Nassau County presiding over Traffic, Parking and Zoning Violations.
Ken Landau talks with Elan Weinreb, Managing Member, Arbitrator, and Mediator at the Weinreb Law Firm, and Gary Fishberg and Gerard Fishberg about commercial mediation and arbitration.
Ken Landau speaks with Attorney Linda Rzesniowiecki about residential leases on Long Island.