The LIEB CAST: Recent Episodes
Andrew Lieb / Lauren Lieb
Welcome to the Lieb Cast Podcast—where we break down complex laws, scrutinize politics, and shatter biases with a dash of snark. Education, not indoctrination, is our game. Attorney Andrew Lieb, our seasoned host, embarks on a compelling journey to illuminate the often opaque aspects of these topics.
Committed to maintaining neutrality amidst political polarization, the Lieb Cast team ensures a dialogue rooted in fact over bias. Our crew examines new laws, probes the effect of political environments on the economy, and provides unfiltered views on topical issues, all while sustaining a stimulating, balanced, and entertaining discourse.
As an experienced litigator, legal analyst, and political commentator, Andrew Lieb is a recognized presence on numerous TV and radio networks. Known for his ability to translate complex legal changes into layman's terms, Andrew serves as a reliable resource across the nation.
In addition to his legal expertise, Andrew brings to the table diverse perspectives drawn from his roles as a corporate trainer, author, real estate school proprietor, and entrepreneur.
Yet, The Lieb Cast is not a one-man show. Andrew is accompanied on air by his wife and business associate, Lauren, alongside his colleagues — Employment Attorney Mordy Yankovich, known as "The Chazakah", Attorney Cheryl Berger, and Law Clerk Alex Licitra. Their collective input enhances the podcast's dynamic blend of education, wit, and animated discussion, creating a unique signature for The Lieb Cast.
The Lieb Cast goes beyond being a podcast; it's a dialogue, a mentorship, and a voyage of learning, all in one package. It's your passport to unraveling the intricacies of laws, politics, and economics, devoid of biases and brimming with insights. Don't hesitate. Search for "Lieb Cast" on any podcast platform, subscribe, and join us on this enlightening journey towards knowledge and truth. Let's get informed, not influenced.
Join the Lieb Cast as we dive into the nuances of deepfakes—those clever, yet controversial, fabrications of voices and faces. We’ll unravel the complexities of regulating these uncanny digital doppelgängers, calling for smart, globally-coordinated solutions instead of reactionary, local laws driven by fear.
Our conversation takes a fascinating turn as we explore the risks and rewards of sex parties — navigating the tricky waters of consent, legality, and potential exploitation. With technology evolving rapidly, we’ll also chat about the role of AI translation and augmented reality, questioning how well our local and national laws hold up in this interconnected world.
Plus, we’ll challenge the notion that changes in political leadership impact our lives more than what happens right in our own backyards. Using the Diddy controversy as a case study, we’ll champion a proactive, opportunity-focused approach to tackle emerging challenges like deepfakes.
The Lieb Cast analyzes the charges brought against music mogul Diddy for allegedly violating rent control laws, as well as the potential impact of the Homes Act - new housing legislation aimed at addressing the nationwide rent crisis.
In this episode, we'll examine the economic impacts, both positive and negative, of population changes that transform local communities. Rather than get caught up in partisan rhetoric, we'll seek to understand diverse viewpoints and identify practical solutions that address the concerns of all stakeholders, including those who prioritize border security and community well-being.
We'll discuss the importance of effective vetting processes, the challenges of transitioning new residents into productive members of society, and the need for contextual awareness when discussing these sensitive topics. Our goal is to move beyond political divisiveness and offer a thoughtful analysis that can inform a constructive dialogue on this crucial issue.
Whether you consider yourself a Republican, Democrat, or independent, this episode aims to find ways to strengthen our communities while upholding our nation's values.
Many countries, including the most recent, Australia, are adopting "right to disconnect" laws that protect workers' personal time from being infringed by employers. Should the U.S. follow suit? Kevin O'Leary, known as "Mr. Wonderful," made headlines by opposing these laws, but isn't he so far up the corporate ladder that he doesn’t face the same pressures of having his downtime interrupted? In today's smartphone-driven world, it's crucial to define clear boundaries for when we're off-duty—not just from employers but also from clients, customers, and the public. Humans weren’t designed to work 24/7, and perhaps AI can help us create a society that respects personal time.
Andrew and Lauren examine the Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit against real estate technology firm RealPage. They explore how RealPage's data-driven platform could enable price-fixing and collusion among landlords, raising critical questions about the ethical use of data in the real estate industry. The discussion delves into the balance between leveraging data for innovation and the risks of anti-competitive practices that harm consumers. This episode challenges listeners to consider the broader implications of data dominance and the role of regulation in shaping the future of data-driven technologies.
Attorney Andrew Lieb and his legal team dissect the evolving landscape of real estate brokerage in the wake of recent legal settlements. Brokers are now faced with significant changes in how commissions and concessions are negotiated, with a sharp focus on the financial realities that drive these decisions. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding contractual obligations and the nuances of buyer brokerage agreements, especially as the industry moves away from traditional cooperative compensation rules. As the market shifts, brokers must adapt to ensure they remain competitive and compliant. Tune in to explore the critical strategies and legal insights necessary to thrive in this new environment.
Real Estate Brokerage Attorney Andrew Lieb breaks down the seismic changes shaking up the real estate industry. Dive deep into the NAR Sitzer lawsuit and discover how its outcomes will impact both buying and selling brokers, as well as anyone buying real estate. Will you need to pay more or less for commissions? How will you hire a broker? What essential information do brokers need to navigate these changes? With so many new rules, The Lieb Cast is here to clarify it all. Don’t miss this crucial episode of The Lieb Cast to stay informed.
The Lieb Cast examines the first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. They also take an in-depth look at recent Supreme Court decisions, including rulings that limited agencies receiving deference from the courts (Chevron Deference), state's rights to give homeless people criminal penalties, Executive Branch ability to influence social media content moderation without offending the First Amendment, limitation to administrative law judges, and limitations on charging Jan 6ers. Additionally, the Cast discusses Oklahoma's controversial plan to require Bible teachings in public schools - think the Establishment Clause - Love that Constitution!
The Lieb Cast examines the pending SCOTUS cases that could reshape how social media platforms moderate content, as well as New York's new legislation targeting addictive algorithms. They question who truly benefits from such laws - children, as promised, or those with political interests? And should government even be involved at all? As they explore what research actually proves social media harms society, and whether laws are being passed more to win popular votes than protect the people they affect most. An insightful discussion of the complex trade-offs around tech policy and civil liberties.
In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court addressed the abortion pill, but only to establish clearer guideposts as to when doctors can challenge the FDA in a federal lawsuit. The case revolved around private plaintiffs who objected to relaxed rules around abortion pills but failed to demonstrate a personal injury, lacking standing as a result. This decision sets an important precedent: individuals must show clear harm, not just moral or ideological objections, to challenge government rules through the court system. Join The Lieb Cast as we explore the implications of this ruling for future attempts to sue agencies based on policy disagreements alone.
This episode analyzes the legal ramifications of Trump's recent felony convictions in New York, including the potential sentencing outcomes at his upcoming hearing and implications for a future presidential run. It also examines debates around licensing practices in New York's growing cannabis industry. Finally, it provides an update on how real estate brokers are adjusting compensation structures in the wake of the NAR antitrust settlement.
The Cast weighs in on a controversial proposed New York law granting employees access to their employment files. They discuss the legal and business implications this could have for employers. As AI capabilities expand into areas like mortgage lending, they also debate which human roles could soon be replaced.
New York has passed legislation limiting landlords' ability to evict tenants or raise rents with its Good Cause Eviction law in NYC. The new rules face legal challenges from property owners who argue it unlawfully infringes on their rights. Meanwhile, a federal appeals court upheld the "ministerial exception," finding that religious schools can discriminate in employment for non-minister teachers based on sexual orientation or gender identity. The dual rulings address hot-button issues around tenants' rights, property ownership, and the intersection of religious freedom and anti-discrimination laws.
In this episode of Lieb Cast, we delve into the nuances of anti-Zionism versus anti-Semitism, highlighting the distinct differences between the two. Our discussion extends to religious discrimination protections, specifically in employment and housing, but notably absent in education. We also tackle the subject of protests on college campuses, a recent bill concerning anti-Semitism in these environments, and the definitions distinguishing religious discrimination from discrimination based on national origin, genetics, and ancestry.
FTC's Retroactive Ban on Non-Competes sparks tension as Lauren strategizes to prevent Alex, her burgeoning protégé in the audio erotica realm, from striking out independently. Andrew intervenes, unraveling their business dynamics and unveiling Lauren's hidden passion while analyzing the ban's potential implications across various industries.
This episode of the Lieb Cast analyzes several current political and legal topics, including Red Lobster's bankruptcy, Trump missing his son's graduation, a discrimination case involving a female police officer, the Supreme Court's recent rulings on affirmative action and workplace discrimination standards, and the implications of the Court's unanimous decision in Muldrow v. City of St. Louis.
This episode of The Lieb Cast unpacks the divisive new term that has emerged as a derogatory dog whistle to criticize diversity initiatives and policies. Host Andrew Lieb breaks down how using "DEI mayor" to describe an elected official in Baltimore demonstrates flawed logic and perpetuates racist stereotypes.
Lieb also explains the differences between situations involving Jon Stewart's real estate dealings and allegations against Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of applying laws fairly regardless of personal views.
We clarify the show's tone for naysayers who thought this was an educational distance learning apparatus - this is a fun way to know what's happening in the world and how it impacts your life, your business, your health, and inspires you to seize opportunity. If you don't pay attention to today's show you may spend 10k on Hermes and not get a Birkin Bag. We also go cover the NAR Commission Lawsuit.
The Lieb Cast discusses the major changes coming to the real estate industry as a result of an antitrust lawsuit settlement. They analyze what this could mean for brokers, commissions, and the overall housing market. The Cast debates the potential opportunities that may arise for both small and large brokerages to adapt and innovate in this shifting landscape. Additionally, they cover recent political developments including the "Don't Say Gay" bill settlement in Florida.
This episode of The Lieb Cast analyzes President Biden's State of the Union address. They also discuss Biden's subtle reaction to Marjorie Taylor Greene and how it should go viral. Other topics include the tension between feelings and values in politics, reaching the "I don't give a f@#$" crowd through social media, and balancing intellectual thought with emotional appeals. The Lieb's propose collaborating with their 10 year old son Spencer on AI viral content to turn the election in Biden's favor.
The Cast holds a lively debate about reproductive ethics and the inconsistencies often seen in political stances. They dissect the recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling that granted embryos legal rights, and how that decision impacts access to IVF. Andrew challenges the logic of claiming to be "pro-life" while supporting policies that allow for the destruction of embryos in fertility treatments. The Cast also discusses the need to separate religious doctrine from legal interpretation.
The Lieb Cast 3-Point Plan to Fix Broken Political Messaging in America!
We send an open letter to the one man they believe can save political discourse: Jon Stewart and his new Daily Show. Frustrated by the state of endless partisan bickering on both sides, the Cast pleads with Stewart to tune in as they hilariously skewer some of the most absurd arguments out there and point out how facts have been replaced by confusion. While not claiming to be as talented as Stewart, they maintain an independent perspective like his is desperately needed. They make the case that with Stewart's comedy skills and platform, he alone has the power to elevate the conversation the way his old Daily Show once did. They close by begging Stewart to consider their 3-point-plan. America may depend on whether Jon Stewart is listening...
In this episode of The Lieb Cast, Andrew delves into the groundbreaking NLRB ruling that recognizes Dartmouth college football players as employees, marking a pivotal shift in the landscape of amateur college sports. He unpacks the events and considerations that led to this landmark decision, and contemplates the future of college athletics should more athletes gain employee status, including the possibility of unionization. Andrew also places this development within the larger context of the evolving workforce, where gig workers and contractors are increasingly advocating for employee rights and benefits.
Plus, enjoy Andrew's playful commentary on Lauren's Book Club antics and her undercover Zoom sessions with renowned audiobook narrators.
In this episode of The Lieb Cast, we explore how discrimination laws have unintentionally enabled the spread of conspiracy theories like the Taylor Swift Psyop. We dissect the confusion caused by outdated EEOC guidance and conflicting court rulings, analyzing viral debates on celebrity influences and affirmative action. We clarify the history and status of anti-discrimination laws and propose actionable steps to combat misinformation. Tune in for insights on consensus-building, empowering professionals, and driving policy discussions with facts in a post-truth world.
Tensions between Texas Governor Abbott and the Biden administration have reached a boiling point. Abbott has deployed the Texas National Guard to the border and declared an "invasion," directly challenging federal authority. Meanwhile, Biden threatens to federalize the Guard. The Lieb Cast breaks down the latest developments and leaves listeners on edge wondering - will Biden back down or call Abbott's bluff, risking an outbreak of violence between state and federal forces? Tune in to find out if civil war can be averted or if the country is barreling toward constitutional crisis and conflict.
The Lieb Cast tackles 3 complex and controversial issues facing America today. They dive deep into the legal and policy intricacies of homelessness, Chevron deference, and calls for racial reparations. For those interested in public policy, law, and tackling our most challenging social problems, this episode aims to have a thoughtful yet lively debate that rises above political rhetoric to explore all sides of these nuanced topics. Tune in for an independent analysis that considers context and acknowledges there are rarely simple answers - just competing perspectives in the search for progress.
This week on The Lieb Cast, Andrew and Lauren recap the fraud trial of Donald Trump and how the judge missed an opportunity for a ratings bonanza by not letting Trump broadcast his own closing argument. They also debate the future of work in an increasingly automated world and discuss different policy approaches around universal basic income and retraining displaced workers. With their signature rapid-fire debate style, insightful legal analysis, and doses of humor, Andrew and Lauren unpack all the angles of these complex issues and model having respectful yet lively discussions across ideological lines.
The latest episode of the Lieb Cast delves into the impact of social media on workplace discrimination, highlighting how posts by prominent figures like Bill Ackman and Elon Musk, questioning Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, may inadvertently encourage discriminatory behavior. They explore the potential ramifications for vulnerable, lower-income workers, who, lacking clear guidance, might engage in discriminatory practices leading to job loss. The episode also covers the case of Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis, who, after denying same-sex marriage licenses in 2015, faces a $260,000 legal fee. Additionally, the podcast discusses the lawsuit filed by New York City against bus companies for allegedly causing $700 million in damages by transporting migrants from Texas.
In this vibrant episode of the Lieb Cast, Andrew and Lauren Lieb, along with co-host Alex Licitra, explore their personal and professional goals for 2024, blending their thoughtful planning with engaging banter and self-deprecating humor.
Andrew candidly shares his public media experiences from 2023, discussing the changes he anticipates in the coming year. The trio highlights the importance of engaging with positive media, establishing achievable goals, and maintaining an overall positive outlook.
The cast delves into their specific aspirations for 2024, outlining the strategies they intend to use to expand their real estate school, law firm, and personal projects. These examples are not just about their growth but are shared as practical, inspiring blueprints for listeners to set and achieve their own goals in the new year.
Fortnite got a kill in Epic Games' anti-competitive practices trial win over Google and its App Store. Discussing the implications and how laws impact business from Mickey Mouse coming out of 95 years of copyright protection to the enforceability of non-competes. Wouldn't you rather discuss business topics than cultural wars, like Trump's immunity or abortion rights, when your family gets together this holiday season. In fighting the war on Christmas, Happy Hanukkah!
Andrew and Lauren dive into navigating holiday parties with tact, offering tips on conversation starters and games to avoid making enemies. They provide a legal perspective on the Liz Magill UPenn controversy and antisemitism, while also discussing Mel Gibson's connection to 'woke' culture issues and the debate over electric wall borders. Amidst analyzing these diverse topics, the hosts bring their characteristic humor to this week's news controversies, encouraging listeners to embrace joy and avoid vitriol during the holiday season.
Andrew and Lauren discuss the details of the upcoming Supreme Court case Muldrow v. City of St. Louis, which will determine if an employer's transfer decision alone can constitute unlawful discrimination under Title VII, even if it does not result in an economic or tangible harm. They analyze the facts of the case where a female police officer was transferred out of an elite FBI task force position and replaced by a male officer. They debate where to draw the line between an employer's flexibility to make transfer decisions and protecting employees from discrimination. They also discuss the broader implications this ruling could have on workplace discrimination law. Tune in as this legal podcast unpacks the complex issues at the heart of this important employment law case.
When Politics Gets Physical: The Lieb Cast discusses Senator Markwayne Mullin's shocking challenge of a union leader to a fistfight during a congressional hearing. As vitriol dominates the news cycle, we explore recent New York legislation and federal litigation together with geopolitical politics. Shouldn't we, as a society, be talking about issues like what obligations a deceased tenant's estate should have to their landlord or how to balance free speech and anti-discrimination, rather than being distracted by vitriol that teaches citizens to have fistfights in the grocerystore? We need to listen to Senator Sanders more and raise the bar of what is expected of each of us.
The Lieb Cast tackles one of their most complex topics yet - the conflict between free speech, discrimination laws, and the ongoing geopolitical tensions in Israel and Palestine. As protests and rallies arise on college campuses across the country, Andrew explores how universities are struggling to balance protecting free expression with preventing discrimination and harassment. Mordy and Alex debate the nuances of the First Amendment and anti-discrimination statutes. And through it all, Andrew aims to provide practical guidance for university administrators who find themselves caught between competing legal obligations and lawsuits.
Attorney Andrew Lieb dives deep into analyzing the implications of the landmark $5.3 billion verdict against NAR and major real estate brokerages in the class action lawsuit. On this episode of The Lieb Cast, Andrew breaks down the antitrust allegations at the center of the case and what the jury's decision could mean for the future of how home sellers and buyers work with real estate agents. He explores possible outcomes of the looming appeal and discusses how the rules of the MLS system and broker commission structures may be disrupted. Andrew also considers what innovative new business models or technologies could emerge as real estate professionals adapt to an industry undergoing significant change in the wake of this high-stakes litigation.
The Lieb Cast delves into Speaker of the House Mike Johnson's perspectives on the intricate relationship between church and state, scrutinizing them through a constitutional framework. The episode offers a nuanced critique of Johnson’s policy proposals, such as his stance on abortion, evaluating them from economic and civil rights angles. Join us as we navigate these complex legal terrains, providing you with the insights needed to fully grasp the potential ramifications of a unitary church-state as envisioned by Johnson’s agenda in America.
This episode of the Lieb Cast evaluates the appointment of Patrick McHenry as Speaker Pro Tempore of the House and its potential impact on empowering more independent voices in Congress. The Cast discusses a vitriolic tweet labeling a politician a "literal communist" and examines the definition of harmful speech. They also debate the role of political caucuses, protecting members who vote independently, and how loosening restrictions could encourage bipartisan dealmaking and legislation.
In this episode of the Lieb Cast, we delve deep into the latest developments in the Israel-Gaza conflict. As tensions escalate both on the ground and in digital realms, the Lieb Cast teams up with psychotherapist Jennifer Bohr-Cuevas to unpack the emotional underpinnings of today's heightened vitriol and the importance of fostering constructive conversations. The episode delves into how, while outrage over violence is entirely valid, the danger lies in allowing accusatory rhetoric to overshadow the path to peace. Highlighting contentious statements from notable figures such as Nikki Haley and Donald Trump, the Lieb Cast assesses how these pointed remarks towards political adversaries may inadvertently intensify extremist sentiments.
With a commitment to objective, fact-based discourse, the Lieb Cast navigates the multifaceted landscape of this conflict, pushing past black-and-white narratives to reveal the intricate causes and profound human consequences felt by all involved. The episode underscores the perils of politicizing delicate issues and casting one-dimensional blame. Instead, the Lieb Cast and its guests advocate for a balanced approach, emphasizing the importance of collaborative policymaking and the restoration of trust, steering clear from fruitless blame games during such critical times.
On this episode of the Lieb Cast, host Attorney Andrew Lieb takes a deeper look at claims of selective prosecution in Donald Trump's ongoing fraud case. After Trump posted on social media taking aim at the judge's court clerk and baselessly dubbing her "Schumer's girlfriend," vitriolic responses ensued. Lieb seeks to move the conversation to a more constructive discussion of legal standards and fairness. He considers limits on prosecutorial speech and standards for investigations. Joining Lieb is Mordy Yankovich, Alex Licitra, and special guest legal mediator Alan Finkel as they work to find common ground on this week's most provocative comments regarding Trump's baseless social media attacks on the judge's clerk.
The news is hot with several ongoing stories, including multi-state lawsuits alleging anti-competitive practices by Amazon, criminal charges against Senator Bob Menendez, a New York Ruling that Donald Trump committed fraud, and the initial impeachment hearing of President Biden.
The Cast takes on an all-too-common social media phenomenon - vitriolic comments. But what does "vitriol" even mean? They start by explaining this term for nasty, personal attacks lacking substance. Then they read examples criticizing Taylor Swift's voting push and Jets' Ukraine support. Through their playful yet probing back-and-forth, they work to understand the real concerns beneath the surface anger. Can celebrities sway elections? Should sports involve politics? Tune in for the Lieb Cast's signature blend of comedic rapport and thoughtful discussion as they model transforming vitriol into more constructive exchanges across ideological divides.
With Google recently introducing a "G Button" to their AI BARD search function that provides factual context for queries, Andrew contends they should take it a step further and argues Google should implement an "M button" (i.e. Marjorie Taylor Greene) to generate more vitriolic and polarized responses instead of fact-checking. The Cast analyzes the strategies used by figures like Donald Trump and MTG to dominate news cycles and discusses if AI could be leveraged to take polarization to new heights.
Andrew and Mordy analyze the Joe Biden Impeachment Inquiry and the circumstantial evidence that has emerged in the Hunter Biden Investigation and discuss if Joe Biden's involvement rises to the level of a criminal breach of fiduciary duty. Tune in as these two hash out the complex issues and try to separate fact from speculation in one of Washington's most polarizing political sagas.
This episode analyzes the complex legal tactics and strategies unfolding in the high-profile Georgia election interference case involving Donald Trump and his allies known as the "Big 19." Host Andrew Lieb breaks down the judge's recent rulings on motions to sever defendants and speedy trials, examining what these decisions might mean for the legal defenses and cooperation strategies of Chesebro, Powell, Eastman, and others moving forward. Lieb also considers the implications of ongoing disputes over jurisdiction and immunity claims, offering predictions on how unfolding legal battles could impact cooperation incentives, flipping, and the ultimate outcome in this closely watched trial.
In this episode of Lieb Cast, we examine the political stances of Marjorie Taylor Greene and Mitt Romney. We also dissect the recent court ruling that found Texas's 'Death Star' bill unconstitutional, demonstrating how checks and balances worked in this instance. The discussion provides a legal analysis of the case and considers the role of pragmatism and constitutional principles in mitigating extreme partisan actions and rhetoric.
In this episode of Lieb Cast, the team delves into the nuances of each Republican candidate's responses from the recent debate. They share insights into who they believe could be a strong contender against Biden in the 2024 election. Additionally, Andrew reflects on some of the more eccentric messages he's received online following his TV appearances, shedding light on the diverse reactions from viewers.
This week's episode dives deep into the bombshell 98-page indictment against Donald Trump in Georgia. Andrew and Mordy debate the most jaw-dropping allegations, including Trump's phone call threatening Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. The discussion also touches on claims surrounding the alleged Biden Crime family and updates on the fifth state considering investigations into Trump. Listen in as tensions rise during a debate on Trump's potential legal consequences and the future of the GOP amidst the growing challenges facing its influential leader.
Join Andrew and Lauren as they navigate a slew of current events, from the spirited sorority rush at the University of Alabama to a startling brawl at a Birmingham dock. As they delve into the looming legal challenges facing former President Donald Trump, the duo doesn't shy away from the big questions. With their signature blend of lighthearted banter and astute analysis, they contemplate the ramifications of a potential indictment and conviction for Trump on multiple criminal charges. Moreover, they walk you through the intricacies of what would need to transpire for a civil war to ignite. Whether you're here for a laugh, an education, or a deep dive into societal implications, Andrew and Lauren have got you covered in this captivating episode.
This week's episode zeroes in on the imminent trial of Donald Trump, shedding light on his freedom of speech defense and the tactics employed by both plaintiff and defense. In addition, it delves into the escalating concern of AI displacing occupations such as influencers and singers, brought about by cutting-edge AI capabilities that facilitate eerily accurate replication of human movements and mannerisms.
In this episode, we take a critical look at the recent whistleblowers making accusations against Hunter Biden based on secondhand and thirdhand information. From claims of "sweetheart deals" to allegations of peddling influence through Burisma, we follow the "crumbs" of evidence to see where they actually lead - which does not match the findings of the 2020 Republican Senate report "Hunter Biden, Burisma and Corruption: The Impact on U.S. Government Policy and Related Concerns" that found no wrongdoing by Joe Biden. We also cover the latest developments in Hunter Biden's tax evasion case, including the rejected plea deal and accusations of an "immunity dumpster fire." But through the circus-like atmosphere of speculation and hearsay, one thing is clear - more firsthand facts and evidence are needed before we can draw any firm conclusions about the accusations against Hunter Biden. Tune in for an honest assessment of the political posturing that has come to dominate the Hunter Biden story.
The Cast addresses two contentious issues that have gripped the nation's attention: Marjorie Taylor Greene's involvement in revenge porn and DeSantis wanting to sue Bud Light about their Trans marketing campaign. They delve into the disturbing incident where Greene shared Hunter Biden's private photos during a congressional hearing, sparking heated debates on ethics, privacy rights, and the responsibilities of public figures.
The episode also explores DeSantis Suing Bud Light. First, he champions protesting Bud Light. Then, he wants to sue Bud Light for being protested and losing sales. Wasn't that his goal? Now, let's take his logic to another level. DeSantis believes that it was a breach of fiduciary duties to shareholders for Bud Light to target market to the transgender community because he characterises that community as being comprised of "radical social ideologies." However, and assuming this dubious theory is successful, wouldn't it subject every company to suit for target marketing groups that shareholders believe are comprised of "radical social ideologies" and therefore make it impossible for any business to target market?
The Cast rips apart the veil of complacency surrounding the AI-induced disruptions that are shaking our world.
With his characteristic flair, Andrew Lieb tackles the polarized dynamics between Republicans and Democrats, revealing the contrasting attitudes to differing ideologies within the parties. The plot thickens as we veer into the Hollywood strikes where artists demand AI protection in their union contracts.
We don't just scratch the surface here. Lieb is all about the big picture, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive legislation and policies to counter the inevitable challenges thrown up by AI.
The conversation is heated, the stakes are high, and the viewpoints are diverse. Buckle up as we navigate the controversial alleyways of the "deep state" theory, allegations against Hunter Biden, and the effectiveness of unions in a world increasingly molded by AI.
So, tune in to the Lieb Cast. It's time to face the music and dance to the tune of politics, AI, and societal evolution.
On this episode of The Lieb Cast, we talk with legal expert Joshua Ritter about two big decisions made by the Supreme Court. The first one, called 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, is about a Christian website designer who didn't want to make websites for same-sex weddings. The court decided that it was her right to choose what kind of work she wants to do. The second case, Groff v. DeJoy, involves a postal worker who didn't want to work on Sundays because of his religious beliefs. The court sided with the worker, saying that employers must make reasonable accommodations for employees' religious practices. These two cases could change the way businesses treat their employees' rights to free speech and religious freedom.
Joshua Ritter, Esq., Media Legal Analyst and Podcast Host of "True Crime Daily: The Sidebar", lends his legal expertise to help us navigate these complex rulings, discussing their wider impact on society and the potential contradictions within the court's interpretations. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that's as timely as it is critical.
We dive deep into the latest Supreme Court decisions, sparking intense debates on issues such as affirmative action, religious accommodations in the workplace, and freedom of speech. Our hosts fearlessly tackle the controversial aspects of these rulings, examining their policy implications from various angles. While opinions may clash, one thing remains certain: the Court's interpretations are scrutinized against existing legal frameworks. Join us as we dissect these contentious decisions and explore their far-reaching consequences on our society.
Andrew fearlessly tackles the whirlwind of criticism he faces as a legal analyst. Brace yourself for a no-holds-barred exploration as Andrew takes on his followers' wild theories about historical events.
Shifting gears, Andrew delves into the gripping saga surrounding Hunter Biden and the ongoing investigation that has captivated the nation. But this time, he adds an unexpected twist by bringing his son Spencer into the conversation. Fresh out of the 4th grade, Spencer offers his unique perspective on the evidence and unapologetically passes his own verdict on whether Hunter deserves a spot behind bars. Brace yourself for a dose of unfiltered wisdom from an unexpected source!
Prepare for a lively and snark-filled discussion as Andrew Lieb and his co-hosts dive into the heated controversy surrounding gas stove regulations. Buckle up as they dissect the recent restrictions on the EPA's powers and challenge the decision-making process. With a healthy dose of sarcasm, they question the wisdom of allowing uninformed individuals to make critical policy decisions.
Amidst the banter, the hosts shed light on the importance of well-informed voting and the role of career experts in government agencies. They don't hold back in expressing their concerns about the influence of powerful individuals, or what they call "oligarchs," on the political landscape. Get ready for a thought-provoking conversation that calls for overturning Citizens United and addressing issues of campaign financing and stock trading by politicians.
In this week's episode of "The Lieb Cast Podcast," join host Attorney Andrew Lieb and his transformed Republican panel as they delve into the controversial topic of Trump's indictment and the missed opportunities by the Republican candidates. With a fiery and opinionated discussion, they dissect the 49-page indictment and break down the potential consequences Trump might face. They scrutinize the silence of Republican candidates in seizing this moment to take down Trump and propose Chris Christie as a potential challenger who has shown the courage to confront him head-on. Tune in to this heated conversation as they explore the implications for the Republican Party and the chance to assert new leadership. Attorney Andrew Lieb and his panel of mock Republicans (Cheryl is a Republican and Andrew is an Independent) engage in a thought-provoking conversation, analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of the party's potential candidates for the 2024 election. Don't miss this engaging episode as they discuss the future of the Republican Party and the opportunity for fresh leadership.
Prepare for a riveting exploration of Pride Month, as we delve into the multifaceted controversies and extreme viewpoints it evokes. In this compelling episode of the Lieb Cast, we shed light on the passionate battles waged by both the extreme right and left political spectrums in response to Pride Month. From vehement opposition to passionate advocacy, we navigate the intricate landscape of clashing ideologies and societal divisions. Join us as we dissect the diverse perspectives, challenge assumptions, and seek to unravel the underlying tensions behind this significant cultural event. Brace yourself for an enlightening and thought-provoking conversation that unravels the complexities of Pride Month controversy.
In this week's explosive episode of The Lieb Cast, we challenge the status quo, pulling no punches as we dissect the culture wars at the heart of the Republican party. With DeSantis touting 'Make America Florida', we ask, is this the future we want or fear? We put Trump and DeSantis head-to-head for the 2024 race, delving into the paradox of charisma and intellect. Can DeSantis, with his intellectual prowess, match up to Trump's larger-than-life persona and unparalleled ability to move mountains with legislation?
We also stir the pot on controversial social issues, wrestling with topics like teaching sexual orientation and equal rights for marginalized communities. Is it acceptable to disagree on these critical topics? We confront these questions head-on.
Adding fuel to the fire, we explore America's seemingly insatiable appetite for crime and sensationalism. What does the sudden surge in social media ratings following Andrew Lieb's TV appearances talking about murders and criminal cases reveal about us as a society?
This episode promises to be as controversial as it is compelling. So buckle up and join us on this rollercoaster ride as we navigate the fiery landscape of politics, crime, and blintzes. Tune in today!
In this week's episode of The Lieb Cast Podcast, we dive headfirst into the swirling sea of legal controversies surrounding social media. We kick things off with the recent TikTok ban in Montana, a move stirring up waves in the realm of First Amendment and Equal Protection rights. Join us as we dissect the ban's justifications, which alleges potential Chinese government surveillance through the popular app.
Does the ban safeguard security, or does it sweepingly stifle free speech? We delve into the claim, drawing insights from legal precedent and fundamental principles of liberty.
Switching gears, we also discuss the Supreme Court's decision, from this week, about Section 230 liability protection for Twitter and Google. We question whether these social media juggernauts should bear responsibility for the harmful content posted by users on their platforms while analyzing arguments from both sides.
In a world where digital conversations dictate societal trends, these legal battles have far-reaching implications. Join us as we unravel the threads of these pressing issues, balancing legal interpretations with a humane perspective. The Cast touches on the importance of primary source material and the prevalence of conspiracy theories in society. We conclude by highlighting the need to critically examine information and not attribute every mistake or mishap to a grand conspiracy.
Tune in to stay informed, educated, and engaged!
On this week's episode of The Lieb Cast, we explore the intricacies of recent headlines, shedding light on the truth beyond the media's narrative.
We kick off the show by delving into the verdict in E. Jean Carroll's civil case against Donald Trump, the implications of the ongoing Writers Strike, and the tragic manslaughter case involving Jordan Neely.
Finally, we do a deep dive into Florida's latest law, hailed as the nation's strongest legislation for medical freedom. We examine the actual language of the bill, cutting through the media headlines and talking points to dissect its true implications. We also offer our perspective on Governor Ron DeSantis's role in shaping this groundbreaking piece of legislation.
Join us on The Lieb Cast for an episode packed with insightful analysis, balanced perspectives, and engaging discussions. It's time to look beyond the headlines and understand the real stories that shape our world.
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In this week's episode, we dive into the controversial topics currently making headlines across the nation.
First, we discuss the recent Florida law attempting to overturn the Supreme Court case Kennedy v. Louisiana, allowing the death penalty for rape of a child in an 8 to 4 vote. We explore the implications of this decision and examine the public's reaction to this dramatic change in legislation.
Next, we shift our focus to the Department of Labor's Wage & Hour Division and their enforcement of federal child labor laws. We analyze Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders' proposal to allow teens as young as 14 to work without obtaining a permit. What does this mean for our youth and the future of the workforce?
Lastly, we tackle the ongoing debate surrounding minors in the workforce versus immigrants. As the controversy continues to unfold, we evaluate the potential consequences of these policies and the impact on our society as a whole.
Join us for this thought-provoking episode as we navigate the complexities of these pressing issues and encourage open dialogue to better understand the implications of these decisions. Don't miss out on this vital conversation - tune in now!
We dive deep into the recent headlines surrounding the controversial media figure Tucker Carlson and his surprising termination from FOX News. Our hosts discuss the many ironies of his abrupt exit and the impact this might have on the conservative media landscape.
As the discussion evolves, the team shifts focus to another major story: Disney's lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. We explore the reasons behind the entertainment giant's decision to take legal action, shedding light on the underlying motivations and implications for the state.
We focus this episode on the recent shootings that have shaken our country. But rather than engaging in the same tired political debates, we take a different approach and explore the issue from a psychological standpoint.
We discuss the role of fear and division in driving the polarization of the gun control debate, and how both sides can do a better job of bridging the gap. We examine how the Second Amendment has become a symbolic battleground for deeper societal anxieties and explore ways to address these underlying issues.
Join us as we explore this complex issue with nuance and empathy, seeking to understand rather than to win an argument. Whether you're a gun owner or a gun control advocate, we invite you to listen and engage with an open mind, as we strive to find common ground and move towards a safer and more united future.
The Cast dives into the indictment of former President Donald Trump and Alvin Bragg's case. Next, they address a recent controversy involving ChatGPT, who has been accused of spreading fake news. Finally, they turn their attention to social media and the prevalence of negative comments and hatred.
In today's episode, we dive deep into the recent indictment of former US President Donald Trump and the response of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
The Manhattan District Attorney's Office recently indicted Trump on charges of tax fraud and other financial crimes. Trump has denied any wrongdoing, but the indictment marks a significant legal challenge for the former President. We'll provide a detailed analysis of the charges and discuss what they could mean for Trump's political future.
In response to the indictment, Governor DeSantis made controversial comments about the "weaponization" of the legal system for political gain. We'll examine these comments and explain why they are deeply troubling from a constitutional perspective.
We'll also touch on a recent open letter signed by prominent tech leaders, including Elon Musk and Steve Wozniak, calling for a halt to the development of artificial intelligence. The letter argues that AI poses a major threat to human safety and could potentially lead to catastrophic consequences. We'll discuss the potential dangers of AI and what steps can be taken to mitigate these risks.
So join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the latest news and issues affecting our world today.
We dive into the top 4 current events that are causing stress and concern among many people. From the crumbling of major banks to the indictment of former US President Donald Trump and his threats of violence, the threat of unregulated open AI, and the recent grilling of TikTok's CEO on Chinese control of the site's content, we explore the details and implications of each of these events.
Psychotherapist John Sovec joins us to discuss the NY lawsuit about a teacher manipulating her student to become transgender.
This week on the Lieb Cast, we dive into the controversial topic of gender reconstruction surgery for children and whether parents should have the final say. We explore the legal and ethical implications of this issue and discuss the various viewpoints involved. We analyze recent Supreme Court cases such as student loan forgiveness and the fate of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. We also examine the Justice Department's argument that two US Capitol Police officers can sue former President Trump for injuries sustained during the January 6th insurrection.
In this episode, we examine the latest federal restrictions affecting businesses, including new prohibitions on non-disparagement and confidentiality clauses. We explore the potential impact that these regulations may have on employers, employees, and the economy. We then shift our attention to AI-generated content and the lack of restrictions there. We focus on the Copyright Office's recent decisions on AI ownership of creative works. We highlight the need for better AI regulations to avoid imposing further employment laws that may burden businesses.
Tune in to gain valuable insights into the legal and economic implications of these new federal regulations, and the crucial importance of establishing effective AI regulations.
Welcome to the Lieb Cast, where we dive into the most pressing legal issues of our time. In this episode, we explore a landmark Supreme Court case that could reshape the "fundamental architecture" of the internet.
At the heart of this case is the question of whether internet content providers should be held liable for the false information they promote, and what regulations should be put in place to safeguard against such misinformation.
Join us as we unpack the complexities of this case and discuss the potential consequences of different outcomes. We'll explore the role of technology in shaping our society and consider the ways in which we can use legal frameworks to promote truth and accountability in online spaces.
Tune in to the Lieb Cast and stay up to date on the latest legal developments that are shaping our world.
The Lieb Cast is back with an explosive episode that's sure to spark a debate! In this episode, host Attorney Andrew Lieb, goes head to head with David Kilmnick, a leading voice in the LGBT community, to discuss the rules, procedures, and policies of professional sports teams honoring Pride Nights and inclusiveness for marginalized groups.
The conversation will delve into the challenges faced by professional sports teams in creating an inclusive environment for all fans and players, regardless of their race, gender, sexual orientation, or religion. The two experts will explore the best practices and guidelines that teams can follow to ensure they are promoting an inclusive and respectful atmosphere.
Andrew and David will provide insights into how professional sports teams can foster a welcoming and accepting environment for all.
This episode of "The Lieb Cast" is not to be missed! Join us for an enlightening and thought-provoking discussion that will challenge your beliefs and broaden your understanding of the complexities surrounding inclusiveness in professional sports.
The Cast adapts to artificial intelligence and explores prompt engineering as the future of business.
The Cast continues to review technology that is going to change the world and makes big plans for our future. Additional topics include:
- Biden, Pence & Trump on Classified Docs Scandals
- New FDA Updates on Blood Donation Rules
- Using Facial Recognition Technology To Eject People of Places of Public Entertainment / Amusement
ChatGPT (Generative Pre-Trained Transformer) is already radically changing our economy; it's happening now - learn it, leverage it, or lose to it. Additional topics include The Clean Slate NY campaign, Alec Baldwin charges, and more.
The Cast reviews proposed legislation banning gas stoves, hot water heaters & oil furnaces and Non-Compete Agreements.
Happy New Year! The Cast reviews McCarthy falling short, Harry & William having a fist fight, and pending legislation that is dated and makes zero sense.
Many changes coming down the pipeline to cause more hurdles for real estate owners, business owners, and big corporations. From new AirBNB rules for NYC hosts, new lease requirements for NY landlords, New HR requirements for companies, and a potential takedown of Venmo & Zelle by the US Government. Find out the latest updates in politics, the news, and the law. Happy New Year!
You better watch out you better not cry you better listen to this week's fun episode! Topics include MGS using facial recognition to kick out mom who works at law firm representing a client suing MSG - WOAH! Also we poke fun at Trump, Elon Musk, Pelosi, and Santos. Don't forget that Spaceforce official needs an award for wearing a mankini at holiday party - Get your mankini ready for 2023!
It's back to trading card basics where Lauren and Andrew debate Trump's big NFT launch v. DeSantis and his Yale NFT Cards. We dive into the news by discussing the snowstorm, the end of buying dogs at pet stores, a changing of the guard at Superman / Wonder Woman, and the lawsuits against Letitia James and COVID-19 vaccines. Back to the snowstorm, don't you think Lauren should have let Andrew snowboard the POW?
The Cast provides in-depth analysis on many new Supreme Court arguments including: election rules, clash between religion & gay rights, & a web designer who doesn't want to work on same-sex weddings. Additional political comments on guilty verdict of The Trump Organization tax fraud case, what qualifies as constitutional, Brittney Griner, Aaron Judge, and much more.
So many updates!!! From the conviction for sedition in the Jan 6th attacks to FDA ending blanket ban on donated blood from the LGBT+ community, The Cast provides a comprehensive update on active landmark legislation and more. Andrew Lieb does not disappoint.
Blooper: Andrew wrongfully names the House Weighs & Means Committee Chair when he meant to name the Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden
The Cast reviews The Speak Out Act which passed the House and heads to Biden's desk. This Bill aims to prohibit the use of nondisclosure agreements to block people from speaking up about sexual harassment and sexual assault at work. While the Bill is a step in the right direction, it has many issues that still need a resolution.
The Cast analyzes the key political issues that determined the results of the election such as inflation, crime, abortion, student debt, fascism, and wokeness.
From Elon Musk to election candidates, the casts breaks down where we stand on the candidates.
Discussing an alternative point of view of how elections are won and their true mandate impact on social issues. We interpret media while considering where you stand on political issues. Topics covered include: Liz Truss, 'Don't Say Gay' proposed law, Florida bathrooms separated by biological sex, Kanye West, and more.
Discussing Trump Organization II, fraudulent conveyances, The Supreme Court, Alex Jones, Angela Lansbury, and Biden granting Marijuana pardons
Discussing Supreme Court updates, gun laws, Hunter Biden, aliens on subways, new hallucinogens and more.
The Cast discusses the first Supreme Court case of the term and how the Justices are acting like they are part of a reality TV show.
The Cast analyzes free speech, culture wars, quiet quitting, quiet firing and the Alex Jones Sandy Hook Defamation Trial.
All Andrew wants to do is eat his Pastrami in peace but there's just so much news out there to focus. The Cast discusses Ron DeSantis' political move to use Florida tax payer money to fly undocumented immigrants to traditional blue states, Roger Federer's retirement, quiet quitting, Lindsey Graham's abortion bill, and a surprising way to play chess. All that and more on this edition of the Lieb Cast.
The Big Hazakah returns to the cast this week along with our extern Alex to do a deep dive into the real estate foreclosure crisis, tackle the "quiet quitting" movement and answer the question we all want the answer to: how good looking do you need to be to get out of a crime? All that and more on this edition of the Lieb Cast.
Can the big man upstairs help the Trumpster? The Cast minus the Big Hazakah comes up with the perfect defense for Donald Trump in his never ending legal battle with the FBI, discuss Biden's divisive speech and the way traditionally conservative and liberal stations covered it differently and of course circle back to everyone's favorite topic...spanking. All that and more on this edition of the Lieb Cast.
The Cast breaks down what President Biden's forgiveness of student loans means for all Americans, the $27 billion (yes billion with a "B") lawsuit filed against the Uvalde Police Department and whether or not the suit is winnable and where in the world is Cheryl Berger? All that and more on this addition of the Lieb Cast .
Andrew Lieb & team break down the never ending pseudo comedy/drama of the Trump show from a legal perspective including an analysis of the FBI's raid on Mar-a-Lago, and Former Trump's CFO Allen Weisselberg's plea deal and the ramifications that Former President Trump may face, Mordy's dental issues, Cheryl breaks out her famous impressions and more on this edition of the Lieb Cast.
We breakdown what is happening to Trump from a legal perspective including an analysis of the crimes, depositions, and subpoenas together with understanding how to leverage the media on the Trump Show.
We discuss a $50MM lawsuit against SeaWorld Parks and the nations 1st statewide vote on abortion after overturning Roe v. Wade and how this will pan out across the country.
We analyze how deputizing citizens to bring lawsuits for violating state laws, such as abortion and now guns, can get into the ridiculousness of the cost of a tuna sandwich. Then, we discuss Texas targeting lawyers for giving advice as to abortions and the slippery slope that will follow. Are you scared yet?
We play "Who's That Asshole" and discuss the brilliance of how politicians use talking points to empower their followers. We discuss the Skittles Class Action Lawsuit and our shower habits.
We discuss playing with law to drive in the HOV lane. Plus - we give you insight into how our team litigates and give a Lieb business update.
Can a state ban medical abortion? What about accessing period trackers? NYS is launching an Internet Enforcement Unit for real estate brokerage, is anything online safe any more?
Interest rates are up, demand is cooling, and the recession is on the way. Think that is bad, try being the WWE after the Wall Street Journal reported that Vince McMahon had a relationship with a subordinate that required a non disparity and non disclosure agreement. On this episode, we discuss opportunities ranging from buying real estate to bringing equality in terms of non discrimination to female employees at WWE.
We dive into Originalist Jurisprudence and Liz Cheney's challenge to Republicans as to their disshonor living on by questioning why the Constitution isn't read by requiring that rights only be extended to the citizenry to the extent that they display the honor of the time when the Constitution was written. Or, better yet, let's all stop being clowns and realize that today isn't about honor whatsoever, it's about the internet, marijuana, and BJ's - Cheney, your charge was smart, but you are spitting into the rain. Let's stop playing pretend and live with our society today.
Discussing effective messaging and that effective freedom can only work if it comes with a price by detailing new laws that have passed the legislature.
Attorney Andrew Lieb provides a legal analysis on gunmaker Glock being sued over mass shooting aboard Brooklyn Subway. This segment appeared on 1010Wins on 5/31/22
We address the response to recent gun violence and provide an update on a new law for sexual assault victims.
Landlords and Real Estate Brokers face yet another onerous duty and exposure point that will help tenants request housing accommodations and modifications. We review the new requirements and discuss the anticipated impact on the real estate industry.
Like you haven't heard it before, we have 3 constitutional attorneys breakdown the leaked decision from Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
We discuss the implications of the leak, how Roe v. Wade was decided, the expected future for abortion law, and most importantly, the integrity of the Supreme Court.
The Lieb Cast specifically gives advice to Justice Amy Coney Barrett for a concurring opinion where she should suggest a constitutional amendment for a new procedure if the court is ever again to depart from settled law and abandon stare decisis.
The Cast breaks down everything that you need to know about abortion, precedent, and our courts as we move into a new order of our understanding as to what constitutes a fundamental right.
We discuss what the Stop Woke Act means for schools, businesses, and the future of workplace training. We also address the tricks played by Musk, Gates, and DeSantis.
Confront everything head on. Don't just parrot talking points delivered to you in can't say no leading questions. We discuss how linguistics makes you say yes when you should say no. Learn to ask questions and check out Mallory McMorrow if you want to get inspired to tear down bad arguments like a house of cards.
Lip Service Legislation. This week we discuss how NY is trying to protect employees' rights and we clarify the status of fantasy sports betting.
Transgender Marijuana Pay Transparency Stops Sexual Assault. Are you confused with all these laws? We breakdown how they conflict with each other and how much exposure they create for those who take shortcuts. Plus, we tease, our awesome, amazing, smart, and competitive new partner.
Beyond the rise of interest rates and the beginning of the real estate recession is Judge Jackson and the definition of a woman. Should she define sex / gender in light of religious organizations not hiring gays going before the US Supreme Court and Florida's Don't Say Gay bill?
We discuss pending legislation about accessibility and productivity enhancements with Neil Romano. We also discuss new Real Estate Broker disclosure requirements about reasonable accommodations / reasonable modifications.
Neil Romano, Trump Appointee & Former Chairman at The National Council on Disability. He has dedicated his career to the marketing of ideas and messages to help save lives and promote public policy. Romano's extensive professional background includes tenure as director of communications for the White House Office of Drug Abuse Policy. In 2007, Romano was nominated by President George W. Bush to be the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Disability Employment Policy and was unanimously confirmed by the U.S. Senate. As head of the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP), Romano advised the Secretary of Labor and worked with all DOL agencies to lead a comprehensive and coordinated national policy regarding the employment of people with disabilities in the United States.
We closed our closing department to avoid drama, but it found Andrew on TV when he explained how prioritizing those convicted of marijuana offenses in granting retail licensing is reverse discrimination.
Beyond discussing war in Ukraine, nuclear power plant seizures, the State of the Union, and what happens at the bus stop, we dive deep into the good intentions of legislators to stop housing discrimination. Yet, how they are going about doing so will cripple the brokerage industry while leaving chaos in its wake. We can't ignore how industry is changing before us just because the world is overwhelming. We breakdown the flaws in the law, as written, it's impossible timing, the infrastructure challenges and how it will lead to more discrimination rather than less.
Andrew does his best to clarify where the world stands with Russia & Ukraine while updating everyone on pending legislation. We discuss Biden's Supreme Court pick, the future of electronic real estate closings, updates in real estate required education, and a new law to help mortgage borrowers who are delinquent on their loans.
The Cast discovers why America is headed for a real estate crash and how it was easily avoided if legislators followed precedent from prior administrations. Plus, we discuss proposed legislation in accessory apartments, code enforcement, sexual harassment, arbitrations, and more.
It’s a new era of victims’ rights. This week we discuss a new federal law that stops employers from both hiding their harassment in confidential arbitrations & blocking victims from bringing class actions. We also dive into a NYS plan to boost accessory housing through legalizing accessory units. Then, we tie it together with a cancelled politician making a comeback.
We discuss how good intentioned rules can backfire and lead to litigation through the lens of the race discrimination case against the NFL and pending legislation regarding good cause eviction.
We discuss the Supreme Court taking up affirmation action & explain how newscasters and podcasters intentionally stoke political divides to get ratings.
We discuss a new real estate law limiting how brokers qualify homebuyers and how it's indicative of a systemic problem of good policy bundled in delivery. Then, we dive into COVID vaccines, sexual harassment at Michigan, and personal stories that each demonstrate how delivery is as important as substance.
We explain how the housing market will change given the end of the eviction & foreclosure moratoriums. We clarify new Supreme Court rulings on vaccine mandates and advise employers throughout the country how to adapt policies.
This episode provides an in-depth analysis of Friday's Supreme Court hearings on the Biden administration's contested COVID-19 regulations set separately by OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Emergency Temporary Standard covering employers with 100 or more employees and CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ) Emergency Regulation covering healthcare workers.
The new year gives us all a chance to reflect and empower ourselves to move the needle ever so slightly to adapt and make strategic decisions to better our business practices especially in a changing world at the new peak of the pandemic. The Lieb Cast gets personal on this segment in the hopes of inspiring you to pivot your business. Sub topics include: changes to the Tenant Protection Act of 2019 that will impact Real Estate Brokers, Landlords, and Co-Ops in NY.
OSHA Mandate is before the Supreme Court, Issues between the 5th & 6th Circuit Courts, Omicron, New NYS laws in real estate brokerage and food delivery.
This episode hits most of the hottest news topics this week around the country. We clarify recent mandates in NY and NYC and how they work, discuss the legality behind California's response to Texas deputizing citizens to evade Supreme Court precedent, the erosion of public trust in public health and law, and of course cheesecake. Hear how the mobs are after Andrew just for explaining laws that they don't like. Don't kill the messenger.
Attorney General Letitia James possibly quits her run for Governor to take down Trump. US Supreme Court makes decision on Texas Abortion Case. Plus, cream cheese issues, Build Back Better and Salmon, DeBlasio / OSHA vaccine mandates, and more
Arbery Case in Georgia, Kevin Spacey & Sexual Harassment, Judiciary Report on Andrew Cuomo, Rittenhouse, and more... + Thanksgiving
We review how Build Back Better will impact the economy, provide updates to State and Local Tax (SALT) Cap Deductions, and break down the Rittenhouse verdict all while explaining how media covers polarizing topics with experts - hint, it's not to manipulate you.
Andrew and Lauren sit down for an in-depth and candid conversation about running a business, taking time off, and instituting policies in the face of the Great Resignation.
Sharing Andrew Lieb's radio appearance on WFAN with Bob Salter discussing updates on housing and employment discrimination.
Whether you are Pro-Life or Pro-Choice, the Texas Abortion Case before the Supreme Court had nothing to do with overturning Roe v. Wade. Instead, it was about deputizing citizens to sue each other and receive a bounty for breaking the law. Imagine a society where you get paid for snitching on your neighbor. This is reality and this can happen. We analyze the current Supreme Court oral arguments on the Texas Abortion Law so the Right and Left can understand what is written between the lines and how this will impact the United States of America.
Update on latest eviction / foreclosures, fake vaccination cards at work, getting hit by a puck at an NHL game.
This episode dives into the resignation of Jon Gruden (Raiders Coach) and how his email reveal will spur discrimination lawsuits + how online sports gambling should turn into online lawsuit gambling to follow suit. Speaking of gambling, we discuss whether divorce child visitation should be impacted by COVID vaccination status and to get the answers from the source, we bring on our special guest Divorce Attorney Evan Schein, who just litigated this issue in Supreme Court. To learn the spread before you put down your coin, tune into the Lieb Cast.
56% of voters in Berlin approved a measure for the government to purchase 240,000 apartments from major landlords. We review the plausibility of this happening in the United States. We analyze policy makers and provide political commentary on how policy negotiations are won.
We discuss how a catchy and controversial news story can mislead the public into thinking a very nuanced topic is enforceable law. We give a regulation realty check for vaccine mandates and eviction / foreclosure moratoriums'. We discuss the legality of natural immunity as a legal exception to vaccine mandates. Plus, we go there on the Texas abortion law.
Discussing how your social media posts can disprove your religious exemption plus how employers' information requests could be actionable coercion / retaliation and a failure to engage in the interactive process.
We answer the following questions:
- Can Biden / OSHA issue an Executive Order / Regulation mandating employment vaccines?
- Can the Federal Congress issue a statute mandating employment vaccines or is that a state's rights issue?
- What is the precedent for an individual state to issue a vaccine mandate and would it be upheld?
- Does it matter if an individual state's Governor or Legislature issued an employment vaccine mandate for enforceability?
- How does a sincerely held religious belief against vaccines avoid employment vaccine mandates?
- How can employers refuse an accommodation who has a disability or sincerely held belief and requests to avoid an employment vaccine mandate?
Plus, we discuss brisket, ice cream, 9/11, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, horse dewormers, and most importantly, we break down the hiring / staffing issues faced by employers everywhere.
NY's eviction moratorium gives landlords options to pursue evictions or get paid through governmental rent relief. Alternatively, landlords can still sue for a money judgement in supreme court. We discuss the residential and commercial distinctions for evictions, plus the foreclosure moratoriums in NY.
Employees taking advantage of new work-from-home policies are engaging in multiple full-time jobs and deceiving their employers. We review the exposure for employees and employers and provide tips for employers.
Evictions Evictions - Get Your Evictions - US Supreme Court Opens the Floodgates.
- Landlords, have you called your attorney yet to start the eviction process?
- Investors, are you ready for the housing market to swing because of a flood of inventory?
- Tenants, have you started to make moving arrangements and tried to settle your arrears for less money?
We review the US Supreme Court Decision and explain how it will impact evictions nationwide.
Stop complaining about governmental vaccine rules for where you work and where you go. Just live in the right place for you. We explain NYC's vaccine rules to participate in everything and Montana's new anti-discrimination law that prohibits changing opportunities based on vaccination status.
The world is changing fast and so is our business. We let you in the green room and discuss our changes to inspire yours.
We give an update on timing the real estate market and clarify new updates to the eviction & foreclosure moratoriums.
We bring on the Attorney who is representing the group of disabled children in Texas suing Governor Abbott over school mask mandate ban. We predict the unraveling of several lawsuits to follow.
Instead of using the phrase "the attorneys killed the deal" it's time to understand why. This episode breaks down the most common reasons that real estate deals fall apart because of common contract terms everyone in real estate should know about.
This episode is loaded with controversial topics and banter. King Cuomo kissing is a main theme of the show. We also review the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, discuss My Pillow defamation, and proposed legislation to make first responder status a protected class.
This episode is loaded with everything you need to know about the current housing market. We provide an update and review of the CDC's latest eviction moratorium and breakdown the details on a federal and state level.
There is a new protocol for employers checking criminal backgrounds of potential employees. This impacts not only employees but independent contractors. Real Estate brokerage teams must follow new regulations.
We breakdown the new EO from Biden on Non-Competes and how this will impact the economy.
Mordy & Andrew breakdown their true feelings about golf and business development. Lauren has an epiphany.
The DOJ has withdrawn from a settlement with NAR on anticompetitive practices on MLS when NAR wouldn't agree to more concessions on it's practices; The Multiple Listing Services are going to be disrupted by government and this presents a ripe opportunity for innovation and fairness in the real estate market.
Ian Begley, host of The Putback with Ian Begley on SNY joins us to discuss the impact on college athletes getting paid on both the professional and amateur games.
- NCAA Interim NIL Rules
- NY Senate Bill S5891C
- Supreme Court Decision - National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston
We discuss the launch of our new book "10 Strategies to Purchase Property Post Pandemic" with Sales Guru Josh Strikowski.
Andrew and Lauren finally released their book, 10 Strategies to Purchase Property Post-Pandemic: The Ultimate Guide To Real Estate Investing. On this podcast we review the chapters of the book and share our strategies to launch the book.
Attention property managers, real estate brokers, co-op shareholders, and potential buyers and sellers of cooperatives - we review a new law that will impact cooperative housing in New York.
We review Assembly Bill A4587 / Senate Bill S6877. The bill amends General Obligations Law §7-108(1-a) which, if passed, will exempt certain seasonal use tenancies from the maximum deposit or advance of one month’s rent. We breakdown the conditions and how this will impact the rental industry.
We review the latest legislative updates and how they impact businesses and real estate.
Several bills have passed the senate and assembly and are on the Governor's desk to sign that will drastically impact the real estate brokerage industry. From branch managers to new designated fair housing & discrimination testers, we will see an entire industry shift in 2021. Changes can happen momentarily. This is a must listen to for anyone in the industry.
'Central Park Karen' called 911 and claimed she was threatened by an African American male who asked her to leash her dog. After immediately being fired by her employer she became a national sensation. She now is suing her former employer for discrimination. We review the claims and discuss the merits of the case.
We discuss reverse discrimination and affirmative action plans by employers. White men have rights to be free from employment discrimination when minorities are favored. This goes to recruiting, hiring, promotion, and career advancement opportunities. While there is no bright line between what is permissible and impermissible in today's era of inclusiveness and diversity, we explain the rules from the US Supreme Court and current events that make this all relevant.
We discuss reverse discrimination and affirmative action plans by employers. White men have rights to be free from employment discrimination when minorities are favored. This goes to recruiting, hiring, promotion, and career advancement opportunities. While there is no bright line between what is permissible and impermissible in today's era of inclusiveness and diversity, we explain the rules from the US Supreme Court and current events that make this all relevant.
We update everyone on new legislation about hate crimes and dive into a philosophical conversation.
We discuss new legislation to increase the productivity & volume of women in the workforce by mandating accommodations to those who can't perform some or all of their job function due to pregnancy, childbirth, or a related condition. This is not a black or white anti-discrimination law & has a multitude of secondary effects. We explain the economic impact in terms of society as a whole & for individual employers.
A property owner hired an artist to spray paint a mural on their building and then, whitewashed it. the owner lost big in court. Find out what an owner needs to do so they don't get sued by their painter next.
We reflect on the most recent current events that impact real estate and business: Topics include: Equity Efforts in Schools, Discriminating Issues with Vaccinations, Proposed Legislation for Anti Vaxxers, New Regulation on Sports Betting.
We reflect on the most recent current events that impact real estate and business. Topics include: issues with hybrid work from home models, real estate agents drafting / executing leases, war in Israel, cyber attack on pipeline, NYS Budget review.
We review Biden's proposed plan to change the IRS Section 1031 and explain how this will impact the Real Estate market. We bring on Michael Brady, Esq. a thought leader / expert in the field and discuss the potential fall out:
- Will this change create a mass sell-off of real estate?
- How will this impact estate planning?
- How much money are we talking about in real numbers?
- What will happen to the entire industry of QIs?
We give an update and explanation of State and Federal foreclosure & eviction moratoriums and how that will impact the housing market. We review the federal court case where the Judge vacates the CDC eviction orders.
Learn about the new NY Law - Prevention of Occupational Exposure to an Airborne Infection Disease and how this law will impact the local economy and give NYers another reason to leave the State and lose another congressional seat.
We breakdown:
- Unintentional Discrimination
- Legacy of segregation, unequal treatment, & historic lack of access to housing opportunities
- Managing your implicit biases
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We debate where society is going with discrimination. We discuss the history of discrimination laws, what intentional discrimination means, different places where discrimination laws apply, and exposure for discriminating.
We review how the largest real estate trade organizations and brokerage companies in New York challenged the government's decision to uproot the brokerage residential rental industry. While this episode is highly technical, it will breakdown the multiple layers involved with understanding the legislative system.
A few negative words can ruin a small business. We review what the courts say about defamation. We share our gripes about your gripes.
We breakdown the details of the new recreational marijuana legislation in New York. We discuss how to get licensed, the different options of businesses to get licensed, and all the guts of the law to make a killing in the NY cannabis industry.
We reviewed a groundbreaking case that was decided by the full second circuit federal appellate court to determine if a landlord is responsible for a tenant discriminating against another tenant. This case changes the entire landlord landscape throughout the country.
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We discuss legislation that passed the House that expands various labor protections related to employees' rights to organize and collectively bargain in the workplace through a union. We review the Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2021's new definition of employee with independent contractor test. We explain how very stupid this law is and all the problems that it will cause.
We discuss a new law requiring a brand new disclosure form housing providers must provide to tenants about their rights to reasonable accommodations and modifications.
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On March 10, 2021, Governor Cuomo signed the COVID-19 Emergency Protect our Small Businesses Act of 2021 (“Act”). In summary, the Act provides some commercial tenants with an opportunity to submit a Hardship Declaration, which upon submission to the Court or landlord, stays most evictions and ejectment actions until May 1, 2021. We discuss the details and let you know what to expect.
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We discuss New Jersey's protections for recreational marijuana users at their employment and suggest the impacts of that policy on different fields of work. We make suggestions to Governor Cuomo for New York's forthcoming program. Finally we discuss NY's medical marijuana program and how it requires reasonable accommodations in the workplace under current law.
Breakdown of Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Cuomo
We review the sexual harassment allegations against Andrew Cuomo from the perspective of litigators who focus their practice on employment discrimination law. We breakout the evidence and show how comparable allegations would impact private and public businesses with similar fact patterns.
New bill on the verge of becoming law will require federal agencies to publicize details of its settlement agreements.
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Winning the final bid in a sellers market may not actually be a win. Author, Business / Life Coach Lily Sanders joins us to discuss the state of the current real estate market and tips to inspire you to feel good and succeed in life, even in a pandemic.
Long Island Business News Reporter David Winzelberg joins us to discuss the current state of the commercial real estate market and opportunities emerging due to the pandemic.
We bring on Real Estate Agent, Nicole Schwartz Diaz to discuss her first flip.
Topics: Closing Fees, Permits, Plans, Insurance, Contractors, Contracts, Mortgage / Investors, Budget, Unexpected Issues and where to cut corners.
Herd Immunity is coming and so is the residential buyer's market. Real Estate is about to dramatically shift. Get all the advice you need to prepare yourself to capitalize on the housing explosion.
In the remote world of conducting business, a new phenomenon has surfaced in abruptly ceasing communications.
If you are going to superimpose your head on someone else's body - this is a must listen to. We discuss Larry Flynt's impact on Freedom of Speech and review the new law protecting people from deepfake pornography.
This segment is full of a tremendous amount of advice and tips for landlords and aspiring real estate investors. We discuss eviction proceedings, signing leases, passive income properties, commercial lease terms, housing stability & tenant protection act. Andrew reads a page from his book manuscript about purchasing property post-pandemic.
We provide an update on recent changes on how governmental and private companies are handling anti-bias in the workplace.
Interview with Mark DiMassimo, founder of Ad Agency, DiMassimo / Goldstein, who works with such brands as WW, Hello Fresh, Samsung, SallieMae, and the Bronx Zoo.
Mark shares with us the key lessons from big company success that works for everyone - just get it done, he says. We discuss the importance of terrible ideas, the concept of behavior change marketing, and what to expect in Super Bowl advertising.
If you want to get inspired, tune in.
The Senate proposed eleven new pieces of legislation that are likely to pass quickly in New York that will change the real estate brokerage industry. We review the proposed changes and discuss what this means for real estate brokerage companies.
Stony Brook University Hospital is the only site in New York selected by Novavax to participate in its Phase Three clinical trial of a potential coronavirus vaccine. We discuss the trial, why we chose to participate in the groundbreaking science and bring on Dr. Benjamin Luft, the principal investigator of the trial and professor at the University's Renaissance School of Medicine.
On Day 1 of President Biden's Term, he expanded our understanding of the Fair Housing Act by making clear that it includes protections against discrimination on the basis of gender identity & sexual orientation. We discuss the Executive Order with a Leading National Advocate and the CEO of the LGBT Network, David Kilmnick.
Dollar General is giving 4 free hours of pay if employees get the COVID vaccine, but employers can get sued for discrimination if the incentive is too high and eliminates an employee's meaningful choice. We discuss the following questions:
- Is 4 hours too much?
- What does de minimis, under the new proposed regulation, even mean?
- Wasn't there already a court decision on this very issue?
- Who is advising Dollar General?
- How does this apply to your small / medium business?
We answer the following questions:
- Can you deny a job applicant because they take medically prescribed marijuana?
- Does it matter what their job is?
- How about when they use it?
- What about testing, how does that go?
- Who can share in tip pools at restaurants?
- The manager, supervisor, or owner?
- What about the waitstaff with the delivery driver, or vice-versa?
- Are their record rules - you know there is a new Department of Labor proposed law on this, right?
Recruiting, screening, interviewing, and hiring all have special needs and risks. Lauren breaks down the needs while Mordy yells out the risks. We discuss discrimination, salary history restrictions, employment contracts, and more. Plus, we tell you how to get the best candidates, or better yet, how to screen out the bad ones. If your business is growing during the pandemic this is a must listen to.
If an employer misclassifies a staff member as an independent contractor, when such staff member should be classified as an employee, it can result in a devastating blow to the employer who will be exposed to statutory penalties, back pay, attorneys' fees, and more.
We discuss the new federal regulation that implements a new test to determine if a staff member is an independent contractor or an employee.
We also discuss the fact that this regulation is effective after Biden is sworn in as President and debate what the future holds for wage and hour law under a Biden Administration.
We discuss the highlights of the second Paycheck Protection Program with financial planner, Louis Soriano. Answering questions about whether:
- You can get a second loan
- What the qualifications are to apply
- What size businesses can apply
- How this works with taxes
- If the first loan needs to be forgiven to get the second loan
And MUCH MORE!
American With Disabilities Act does not just protect you from discrimination based on your disability; it also protects you against discrimination based on your association with someone (e.g. family member) who has a disability.
Town Insists "Whites-Only" church isn't illegal- Or is it? We debate religious exemptions to discrimination and provide an update on the new federal ruling effective 1/8/2021.
Breaking down the various restrictions and opportunities that exist today for landlords' who have non paying tenants. We are joined by Leslie Mendoza, Esq. who is published on the topic.
Daniel Kilfoil of Bethpage Federal Credit Union breaks down the new Adverse Market Refinance Fee that is applicable to all Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac loans. We also discuss why 28% of mortgage applications never close.
Marketing expert Gus Munoz Castro of PowerISA.com explains facebook's special ad category, the issue with pictures and how to contact someone at Facebook to dispute a rejected advertisement.
For the chat with Facebook option, start here: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/support and click on Get Started. Select the “Ads” topic and then “My ads were disapproved”. You can try following the steps there, and in the lower right hand part of the screen you will see this:
The Department of Transportation issued a final ruling to the transportation of service animals & emotional support animals by air.
We bring on voting rights legal expert, Perry Grossman, Esq. to clarify the many lawsuits Trump filed in several states over voter fraud.
Public access to employee only bathrooms has been expanded since 2018. Now there is a card for people with Crohn's and Colitis. But the card makes no sense. We discuss the legislation and how discrimination claims will follow.
Equitable distribution, maintenance, and all fancy legal terms explained with our expert Eric Wrubel, who discusses how to keep your kids inheritance away from the ex.
2021 is expected to be the War of the Roses. Find out how the pandemic has impacted families nationwide and backlogged the court system. We found a new solution. Divorcing couples and their counsel will no longer have to wait for the overburdened New York State court system to schedule a trial on financial issues related to their divorce. We bring on the founder of NYC Private Justice, Eric Wrubel, who launched a brand new platform for litigants in a divorce or family law action to have financial issues heard by an experienced, neutral third party who will render a binding decision following the presentation of admissible evidence.
Stores Now Have To Follow New Gender-Neutral Pricing Laws. Just in time for the holidays. Let's see how this spreads throughout the country and learn the new criteria to avoid major fines for service providers and product retailers.
Dan Donovan, a security consultant for sports arenas and convention centers gives us an update on what to expect in 2021 for stadiums, live concerts and corporate events.
There is an EXPLOSION of 2 fundamental rights: Personal freedom and societal regulation. We review the substantive due process right to personal liberty and public health. We look at a previous case from the 1905 smallpox public health crisis and discuss religious and disability exemptions. We discuss how the government has historically limited our liberties in regard to the safety of water quality, transportation, sewage and disease control. What does the country need to get herd immunity from COVID19 and get back to a new normal? #ListenToLieb
Fact Checking, Free Speech, and Defamation. We discuss and debunk the hottest topics such as: Pfizer's Covid19 Vaccine, Parler Social Media Site, Free Speech, Media Agenda and Civil Rights.
As the election seems to stretch on for years many wonder when will this end. We breakdown the post-election process, voter-fraud allegations, new media outlets, the rise of the new media empire.
There are 2 sides to the legalizing Marijuana debate. We find out the commonalities between both sides.
We have lots of controversy on this segment and you will learn from leaders in this field.
Guests on this segment include - Political Activist Ed Forchion, otherwise known as The NJ WEEDMAN and Anti-Marijuana Activist, and former Republican Deputy Chief of Staff at US House of Representatives, Lisa James.
Five States just updated their marijuana laws. Although, marijuana was not the only drug on the ballot, it was joined by heroin, cocaine, mushrooms, and meth. There are more layers than just “legalizing” these drugs. The Lieb Cast is providing you everything you need to know including the hard facts and realty of the passing of drug laws in this years election.
Political memes are all the rage. We discuss how to handle memes that are sent from coworkers, vendors and clients.
Lieb provides an independent, educated and informed opinion on how to get through election week and beyond during the pandemic.
Do we need The Federal Equality Act? Texas social workers can now deny LGBTQ & Disabled clients.
We have a panel of leaders discussing a new Texas law that allows Social Workers to deny the LGBTQ community and the disabled.
Guests:
- Family Law / LGBTQ Community Lawyer from Austin: Brandon Bledsoe, Esq
- Federal Employment / Civil Rights Attorney from NY: Mordy Yankovich, Esq.
- CEO of LGBT Network: David Kilmnick, PhD
We share all the updates of all the moratoriums and the path forward for landlords to start evictions.
We debate how implicit bias matters in the workplace & in government with expert, Dr. Elizabeth Haines, PH.D., Professor of Psychology at William Paterson University & Project Implicit.
We discuss implicit v explicit bias and how it manifests as discrimination in the workplace and in real estate.
NYS Senate Investigation into racial steering needs a path forward rather than blame. We give you solutions for the future of real estate brokerage throughout the United States.
Bart Cafarella the RE Broker / Owner of Realty Connect USA joins us to discuss.
Pooling money for a real estate investment requires NYS filings. Learn what you need to do to solicit investors and go big with your real estate investments.
Interview with Erica Buckley of Nixon Peabody LLP, former chief of the Real Estate Finance Bureau at the New York Attorney General's office (syndication regulator).
Pooling money for a real estate investment requires NYS filings. Learn what you need to do to solicit investors and go big with your real estate investments.
Interview with Erica Buckley of Nixon Peabody LLP, former chief of the Real Estate Finance Bureau at the New York Attorney General's office (syndication regulator).
Deep discussion on how the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg will impact real estate and businesses. We review Trumps new Executive Order on combating Race and Sex Stereotyping.
Interview with Adam Mahfouda, the founder and co-owner of Oxford Property Group, one of the ten largest real estate brokerages in New York City. He leads a company of expansion and acquired 2 brokerage companies amidst global pandemic.
We debate if landlords can discriminate based upon criminal background. In NYC a new law has been introduced that will make it unlawful for a broker, landlord, or employee to make a criminal history inquiry regarding a housing applicant. We discuss the implications of both sides.
Mordy Yankovich, Esq shares tips for employees when schools shut down and kids are forced to go to school remotely.
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- Back to School
- Dantastic Hamptons Update
- Job Protections for Employees
- Tips for Employers
- Mortgage Protections
- Foreclosure Breakdown
- Forbearances
- Real Estate Inventory Explosion
- Upper West Side Homeless Update
- CDC's Residential Eviction Moratorium - Fines Up To $500,000 And Jail
- Eviction Moratorium - State and Federal Regulations Explained
- Bridging the Political Gap
- Blue Lives Matter
- Black Lives Matter
- Protesting Matters
- Breaking The Law is Bad
- Where are The Leaders?
- Voicing Your Political Opinion On Social Media Can Get A Business Sued
Breaking down the Fair Housing Act, discussing service animals and emotional support animals, addressing whether making property less available is discrimination, and tying it all together with clear case law from the US Supreme Court.
We review the State Liquor Authority's guidance on operating a bar / restaurant in COVID. We discuss the impacts of violations and congratulate Dan's Papers and The Independent on their recent awards.
- Explaining how to enforce a Judgment
- Future of rapid testing and real estate
- CDC Anti Maskers and real estate
- Leases are contracts
- Strategic Negotiating
How to eliminate that awful smell that permeates real estate after a power outage. Rezoning Big Box Stores.
Guest Gary Kokalari joins us to discuss the Facebook Group - Upper West Siders For Safer Streets.
Topics Include:
- De Blasio Administration
- Safety, Crime and Police Action in NYC
- Unraveling Whether Homeless People Are More Likely to be Drug Users and Mentally Unstable
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Guest Gary Kokalari joins us to discuss the Facebook Group - Upper West Siders For Safer Streets. Topics include: Dramatic real estate value losses, implications of sex offenders, substance abusers and mentally ill people experiencing homelessness being hosted in 3 luxury hotels on the Upper West Side.
We discuss solutions of caps on placing homeless, policy presence and more.
Guest Gary Kokalari joins us to discuss the Facebook Group - Upper West Siders For Safer Streets.
Topics Include:
- Where to Relocate Homeless People
- Underwater Real Estate
- NYC Department of Health Services / Homeless Services Response
- How a Hotel Can Become a Homeless Shelter
Understanding ethical discretion in the context of your contractual obligations and the law is how successful business people succeed.
Big box stores are going bankrupt and Amazon is taking over. We discuss zoning issues and how they apply to your investments.
Homeless hotels, drugs and pedifiles are impacting real estate. Upper West Siders are fleeing to hamptons. Dantastic Hamptons Updates.
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Eviction Crisis and Voter Suppression - We bring on ACLU Attorney, Perry Grossman to discuss.
Topics include damages for plastic surgery discrimination, new law about brokerage discrimination and the difference between emotional support animals, service animals and pets.
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We bring on Patricia Blake, Esq., Ed.D. who represents private schools and charter schools to advise us of the process in NYS to start educational "pods" and at-home schools.
We review predictions for the real estate market and breakdown a 10 point inspection checklist for foreclosure litigation.
We review Letters of Intent and guarantee terms to lookout for when reviewing a lease offer. We also discuss cemetary plot sales going online.
Hurricane Isaias caused thousands of trees to fall this week. Find out if your neighbor is responsible for your property damage.
Are schools opening in the fall?
It's looking less likely with each passing day as we are experiencing a national death uptick from COVID and it has invaded Major League Baseball.
Even if schools do open, are you comfortable sending your children?
Maybe you are considering hiring an at-home teacher because you can't possibly continue to work, care for your children and play teacher simultaneously.
Before you do, listen to our 5-Point Plan to do this legally.
We discuss the impact of schools on real estate and review the 5 step plan to legally hire an at-home-teacher.
Why are absentee ballots good and mail-in voting bad (as per Trump) - we find out from a Voting Rights Attorney at the ACLU
Eric Feil from Danspapers shares our new favorite song - is it corona good? (which we apply to the real estate world)
Lauren, Andrew and Eric Feil take on Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia + Learn the new cool in the Hamptons
Mortgage Issues with Increasing Valuations.
Mortgage expert Jeffrey Butofsky of Nationwide Mortgage Bankers joins us to breakdown what borrowers need to know in today's seller's market.
We discuss how COVID19 is impacting College Towns, Senior Facilities and Low Income Housing.
Rant about NYS Attorney General pursuing deceptive practices claim against law firm for eviction notices during statewide moratorium.
If you are a landlord, property manager, broker, or business owner - this is a must listen to so that you can protect yourself from a disability discrimination lawsuit. Mordy Yankovich, Esq joins us to review the 5 Step Process he developed from a recent Appellate Court case.
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Legal updates on evictions plus learn what's going on in the Hamptons with Eric Feil, President of Dan's Papers.
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Breaking down the news.
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Weekly real estate update and why an investment that relies on timing the market generally fails.
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Transaction costs in, transaction costs out, valuation, and loan considerations.
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We discuss evictions, squatters, lease tips, and what's cool in the hamptons with President of Dan's Papers and The Independent, Eric Feil.
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Identifying what you want to get out of your investment before you write a check!
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We provide self evaluation tips to determine your ability to take risk. Real estate investors need to invest based on their ability not someone else's. Understand yourself before you write the check.
Acquisitions are time commitments and require a careful analysis to confirm that you have the availability to invest and then, manage your investment.
We discuss how multidimensional health combined with your personal risk tolerance should impact your next real estate investment deal.
We go over the latest real estate sales statistics, projections, trends and legal updates for brokers and landlords.
Understanding your bottom line combined with emotional health, risk tolerance, math explanations and legal tips.
We take lessons from monopoly and teach you how to evaluate prospective investment property starting with the numbers.
Andrew and Lauren go over the legal requirements to take on investors in your real estate investments. Then, they detail the importance of the numbers in making investment decisions.
Former FBI and Chief Operating Officer of major NY security company (Arrow Security) joins us to discuss how property owners can protect real estate in the event of a riot.
Robin Glasco, a strategic consultant for Walmart Health, shares how Walmart is piloting 2 healthcare centers in Georgia. The future of healthcare is on the horizon and will be coming to your community soon. Get ready for the telehealth revolution.
The Chief Health Operations Officer, Andrew Starr details how telehealth is being used today in one of our country's largest hospital systems and what you can expect tomorrow.
American Telehealth Association Board Member, Robin Glasco, explains telehealth and we discuss how everyone can invest in the medical space.
Dr. Ketan Badani of Mt. Sinai Hospital explains how the field of urology is being practiced during COVID and how the CARES Act has made this happen. We address the need for telehealth laws to continue post-COVID and how patient care is optimal through technology.
From feeding hospitals to at-home happy hour, learn how 8 restaurants in the NYC suburbs are changing what a successful restaurateur means in the economy of tomorrow. Joe DeNicola of Ruvo, Del Fuego, La Tavola and NOCO joins us to share how his restaurants are making it happen.
From the taco and tequila truck to sushi making at home, we discuss with Tora Matsuoka of Seasoned Hospitality Strategy & Management how restaurants are transforming to meet the needs of today. Tora is a strategist who can inspire every entrepreneur how to finish the puzzle to their personal success.
Learn about guidance to reopen restaurants from the boss of the New York State Restaurant Association, Melissa Fleischut. From new policies to lobbying efforts, we discuss the future of the restaurant industry.
This pandemic is turning the restaurant industry upside down and creating new opportunities for restaurants to shift their businesses, adapt and innovate. Those that pivot will succeed and those that can't will fail. From new ways of doing take out, curbside and opening up when the government allows, restaurants have unique opportunities to get creative. Get inspired about the future of the industry.
HGTV's Selling New York Stars and Douglas Elliman Brokers Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon join us to discuss new luxury residential real estate trends in New York exurban areas, Nissequogue and Head of the Harbor.
We highlight an extraordinary opportunity to reassemble the great land estates that existed on the Long Island Sound with our guests Tom Postilio and Mickey Conlon. This isn't spec building, this is merging deeds and unloading huge acreage to prominent purchasers.
We discuss why markets in Florida, Arizona, and California are going to be hot in the winter of 2021. Also, we break down when to invest in the tristate area. Timing the market is key and it's going to happen before the end of the year.
It's time to make lemonade and have a half full cup of coffee. The economy has shifted and corporations now realize they finally have the technology to run their businesses remotely. This means there will be a drastic decline in daily office commuting into the future and a huge uptick in new real estate opportunities. Get on the investment train now before the masses.
We breakdown different lease requirements and key terms that will make or break your eviction case. We includes tips for what your lease should have for when your tenants try to renegotiate.
You can't just decide to stop paying your mortgage without consulting with your Lender. From the initial phone call to the bank, we go through how to get a mortgage forbearance agreement and understand the terms before you find yourself with a much bigger problem. Bob Lund leads the residential lending department at Bethpage Federal Credit Union and shares insights from his perspective.
Learn the cost/benefit analysis of whether you deserve a mortgage modification. We breakdown lender business decision making in giving you modifications of your mortgages. Discussion includes foreclosure lawsuits, mortgage terms and what motivates a modification from your lenders perspective.
From new and reinvented office space, retail, restaurants and primary residences...here comes the suburban and exurban boom. We scenario plan the trickle effects of how the real estate market is impacted in a world without a promising vaccine.
Mordy Yankovich of Lieb at Law explains OSHA guidelines to reopen your business and exposure for non-compliance while Colin Graham, of fastoffice.com, details his automated architectural platform to plan your office space and get the right furniture to maintain social distancing at work. Stay safe everyone.
Andrew Lieb debates Ian Wilder, the Executive Director of the testing organization, Long Island Housing Services, on additional proposals to weed out discrimination, including a clearing house website and a safe harbor for real estate brokers.
Ian Wilder, the Executive Director of the testing organization, Long Island Housing Services, explains the admissibility of testing evidence, the concept of entrapment and the backdrop of new NYS discrimination laws, Newsday's Long Island Divided.
NYS is requiring a new Discrimination Disclosure Form be given to prospective landlords, tenants, buyers and sellers, which tells them how to file a complaint and make investors pay for discrimination. We discuss the details and when it's effective as the law.
Tenants all over the country are not paying their rent. Lauren, Andrew and Mordy discuss contracts available to memorialize a sex for rent agreement, discrimination lawsuits and prostitution. Listen before bang time.
Bob Lund from Bethpage Federal Credit Union joins us to discuss mortgage availability for primary residences, second home investments and the moratorium on jumbo (big money loans).
Bethpage Federal Credit Union: 800.628.7070
Dan Donovan from T & M Protection Resources joins us to discuss how businesses, venues, concerts and sports arenas are planning for a re-opening. We discuss major league baseball, the Javits Center and how to make delicious wings. Learn about testing, policies and how they can say "game on" from a leading security expert.
This episode is part 2 of a 2 part interview.
Dan Donovan from T & M Protection Resources joins us to discuss how businesses, venues, concerts and sports arenas are planning for a re-opening. We discuss major league baseball, the Javits Center and how to make delicious wings. Learn about testing, policies and how they can say "game on" from a leading security expert.
This episode is part 1 of a 2 part interview.
Dennis Valet, Esq. advises how to avoid penalties in the Paycheck Protection Program and how to reap a reward if you know other people who are in violation.
Michael Brady, Executive Vice President of Madison 1031 offers insights in tax deferral from selling investment real estate while bringing us up to date on the latest guidance from the IRS that was issued because of Coronavirus.
Professor of Public Health Enbal Shacham breaks down how COVID-19 spread from China to your community. Learn from an expert in community spread and understand myths, facts, and how and when society can move forward. This episode is Part 2 of a 2 series episode.
To listen to the first part of this episode - click here.
Professor of Public Health Enbal Shacham breaks down how COVID-19 spread from China to your community. Learn from an expert in community spread and understand myths, facts, and how and when society can move forward. This episode is part 1 of a 2 part interview.
To listen to Part 2 click here
Get the pulse of the RE investing market from those who know. We break-down national predictions and interview local leaders in this 4-segment show that also updates you on Executive Orders about the Recording Act, provides statistics on who is paying rent and addresses how landlords are being hurt. Lastly, we discuss opportunities to save the industry.
John Fitzgerald, the real estate broker / owner of Realty Connect USA, teaches us how to make lemonade out of lemons in Coronavirus. We discuss zoom open houses and tailored showings as the future of real estate brokerage.
Michael Murphy, the executive vice president & commercial head of operations at Douglas Elliman Real Estate, tells us the importance of renegotiating commercial leases through open communications rather than tenants simply not paying the rent. Plus, Mike proposes a 90-day time out in the commercial sector so we can reset after Coronavirus.
Mitchell Pally, the CEO of Long Island Builders Institute, discusses what is currently permissible in construction throughout NYS. This segment is a must for anyone in the building industry because Mr. Pally breaks down how the rules impact flippers, contractors, developers and even our roadway pavers.
Andrew Lieb and Steven Siliato discuss how real estate closings are resuming in New York State during Coronavirus lockdown.
Anthony Tramontano, CPA joins us to discuss the Refundable Employee Retention Credit and the Employer Payroll Tax Deferral and how they impact your qualifications for the Paycheck Protection Program.
Addressing the controversy of in-person showings during a pandemic and the law that governs the real estate industry. While your business ethics can always further limit your actions, laws are the parameters under which we operate. If you are listing your property during Coronavirus - you must listen to this episode.
Talking to Doug Cabral of International Funding Group about the SBA's final rule on the CARES Act's Paycheck Protection Program. Listen to learn how to get money for your business now. This loan is partially forgiven and the remainder has 1% interest. Learn more on our blog or Contact:
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Breaking down New York laws addressing Coronavirus so you can make informed choices rather than listening to social media and opinions.
Anthony Tramontano CPA educates us about tax filing / payment deadline extensions and how to limit your taxes legally in the era of Coronavirus.
Guest insurance broker Paul Shepherd and employment attorney Mordy Yankovich discuss what you need to know before downsizing due to Coronavirus.
Paul Shepherd can be reached at PIB Brokerage at 631.594.2267 and paul@pibbrokerage.com
Mordy Yankovich can be reached at Lieb at Law, P.C. at 646.216.8009 and mordy@liebatlaw.com
Attention Governor Cuomo the court system needs your leadership. We need e-signature protocols, e-notarization rules, servers, virtual meetings, and so much more. It’s time to modernize the legal industry and revamp the economy for both the state and businesses alike. As a true leader, you can transform the Coronavirus shutdown from a negative into a blue ocean opportunity for New York State.
Renegotiating commercial leases to offer short-term relief for tenants and long-term profit to landlords.
Businesses devastated by quarantine should proactively negotiate forbearances with their lenders to avoid foreclosure and monetary judgments.
Get inspired of the forced changes from the Coronavirus business pandemic. Our businesses and economy will change because capitalists see changing environments as an opportunity to thrive.
Don't Panic - stop the bleeding through proactive measures to save your business. From refinancing to cutting staff, we zero-in on the measures needed to survive the Coronavirus.
We discuss stupid news peddling a false narrative about real estate investing and how to make money in real estate in reality.
Real Estate Investing Coach Andrew Lieb discusses how to structure your agreements when investing in real estate with partners. Have you considered each party's roles and responsibilities, capital contributions, buy out options, and how to limit exposure to your personal assets? It's time to structure your deals with more than a handshake.
Real Estate Investing Coach Andrew Lieb provides an update on pending legislation (passed in the Senate) that makes multi-family rental registration required statewide. Owners will no longer be able to hide their identity from code enforcement and their tenants by owning property in an LLC and failing to register will prevent an eviction proceeding.
Real Estate Investing Coach Andrew Lieb discusses eviction strategies. Learn what options residential and commercial landlords have when tenants don't pay. Learn how to determine if property is up to code and legal.
Andrew Lieb and Steven Siliato discuss closing real estate deals without transmitting Coronavirus, how Coronavirus is impacting on or about closing dates and what to do if a party to the transaction gets Coronavirus.
Andrew Lieb and Dennis Valet discuss landlords' responsibilities in addressing Coronavirus (COVID-19) from the perspective of a real estate litigator. Learn about protective measures landlords can take and how to handle an outbreak in the property.
Real Estate Investing Coach Andrew Lieb discusses what to look out for when flipping residential real estate. Learn the true costs of real estate transactional fees and policies that mortgage lenders have against issuing loans when the contract of sale dates are too close in time. Andrew Lieb also goes over what you need to know about evicting tenants that have month-to-month leases.
Real Estate Investing Coach Andrew Lieb discusses projected revenue in real estate. Find out what information to request prior to negotiating terms of the deal. Discover tips to enhance future revenue and how to protect yourself from acquiring bad leases.
Andrew Lieb and Mordy Yankovich discuss employers responsibilities in addressing Coronavirus (COVID-19) from the perspective of an employment lawyer. Learn about protective measures employers can take and how to handle a quarantine in the workplace.
Real Estate Investing Coach Andrew Lieb gives investing advice in light of a plethora of newly enacted and proposed laws to protect tenants in NY, CA and CO plus he shares when a license is needed in property management and construction. Learn to leverage these new laws when you are making money in real estate investing.
Discrimination in housing is no joke and real estate investors are exposed more than ever before. In this #METOO movement, elected officials all over the country have assured the public that they will be enforcing discrimination laws. In fact, we are about to see a new law in New York State that forces Real Estate Brokers to provide a new form to buyers and tenants that shows them how to sue for discrimination. Real Estate Investing Coach Andrew Lieb provides an update to the pending regulation and what landlords and brokers can do to prepare for this new law.
Real estate can either be the best investment or largest liability of your lifetime. Sometimes the unexpected happens and you have to have the right team in place to plan accordingly. Real Estate Investing Coach Andrew Lieb shares tips on how to write a business plan and open the door to invest in income producing property.
Sometimes when it sounds too good to be true it is. Real Estate Investing coach, Andrew Lieb reviews popular scheme to make quick money in real estate by becoming a property locator without a license. This podcast is a must listen to for real estate investors who are hiring people to help them identify the right income producing property and for anyone looking for a get rich quick scheme. Learn what to consider when evaluating property and most importantly when to spot a scam.