Law You Should Know

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Enza Brandi of The Enza Brandi Law Firm, located in Huntington Station.  They discuss the steps involved in bringing a lawsuit for personal injuries after an accident.  She covers the commencement of a lawsuit, followed by the exchange of information between the parties. She also describes depositions when the plaintiffs give their testimony at an examination before trial. In addition, she discusses alternative dispute resolution, including mediation or arbitration  and conferences before the courts to resolve accident cases. www.enzabrandilaw.com

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Enza Brandi of The Enza Brandi Law Firm, located in Huntington Station.  They discuss what to do if you have an accident. She also explains when you can bring a lawsuit for injuries after an accident, and important deadlines in bringing such a lawsuit. She concentrates in handling accident cases on behalf of plaintiffs and also represents buyers and sellers in real estate matters.  www.enzabrandilaw.com

Ken Landau talks with Dr. Ronald Duskin, author of "Manage Your Stress, Manage Your Life", who offers tips to lawyers, their clients, students and others, on how to achieve greater success in legal matters with less stress.

Ken Landau talks with Amy Lehman Esq, the Director of Legal Services for "Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts", who describes the work of her organization, and the free legal services available to all types of artists, and the resources available on their website.

Ken Landau talks with Professor Sophia Murashkovsky, a writing specialist at the Touro University Law Center,  who discusses the United Nations and the law. She is co-chair of the United Nations Committee at the New York City Bar Association. She also explains their role as peacekeepers and dispute resolution between nations, and provides information on jobs and careers, including special post-graduate careers for young adults at the UN. This program also explains how anyone can visit their headquarters in New York City for a tour or for lunch.

Ken Landau talks with David Hampson of Schrager Hampson Aviation Insurance Agency LLC, who explains how insurance makes the world go round, and involves every aspect of our lives, every place we go, and every activity we engage in. He also discusses the history and evolution of insurance.

Ken Landau talks with Lisa Paglia, the author of “Not All Who Wander Need Be Lost: Stories of Hope for Families Facing Alzheimer’s and Dementia.” She had eight loved ones with dementia. She runs a support group at an assisted living facility for family members of people who live in memory care units, and a placement service that helps people find appropriate facilities for their loved ones. She explores how to recognize dementia in others. She also discusses the vital documents to have in place and best practices if someone is exhibiting the early signs of Alzheimer's or dementia.

Ken Landau talks with Lindsay Barnett explains when workers are required to have a break for lunch in this program about "Lunch and the Law".  She also offers creative options for employees to make the most of this time, for well-being and more . She is also the author of "Working Hell to Working Well."

Ken Landau talks with Majorie Dejour-Morales, CEO of United Financial Empowerment Network, and co-host of Caribbean Mixed on WHPC, and Matthew Holly, a mortgage loan originator at Hartford Funding.  Together, they provide a "mortgage update and options".   They discuss affordable rate trends, including programs for the self-employed and no-income check loans.

Ken Landau talks with Michael Roudbai, a law student at the Touro Law Center, and motorcycle expert, who explains the laws applicable to motorcycles and offers tips for motorcycles and motorists to safely share the road. He also explains how to obtain a motorcycle license.

Ken Landau talks with mother and daughter travel experts, Evelyn, and Natalie, who discuss their newest book, "Have A Love Affair with The USA " and offer travel cautions, laws, and safety tips, when traveling in the USA and around the world.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney and Professor Sophia Murashkovsky of the Touro Law School, who offers tips on legal writing for law students, attorneys, business professionals, and the public. She teaches legal writing and will also discuss the impact AI has on her career.

Ken Landau talks with New York Attorney David Lever discusses what to do if you have a slip and fall accident. He handles cases on behalf of plaintiffs who slip and fall in New York.

Ken Landau talks with author and sales trainer David D'Orazi outlines important sales skills for lawyers and their clients, in telling their story in court and in other legal proceedings. He is the author of the book "Sell! Sell! Sell!"

Ken Landau talks with attorney Rusty Reynolds, who explains what to do if you have an accident. He is an experienced accident lawyer and provides a checklist of do's and don'ts for anyone who is involved in a car accident, to help them protect their interests. He also outlines how defective equipment in a car may be responsible for injuries before, during, or after an accident.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rosa M. Feeney, a partner and chair of the insurance risk division of the Smiley and Smiley Law Firm, who describes "Resolving Insurance Coverage Disputes."  Sometimes the insurance company denies coverage after a possible claim for compensation or protection after an accident or event, so find out the steps the individual or company can take to litigate the claim and receive compensation or protection under an insurance policy.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rosa M. Feeney, a partner and chair of the insurance risk division of the Smiley and Smiley Law Firm, who describes how to "Protect Yourself with Insurance."  She outlines the different types of insurance a student, family or business may need; and how it might protect them if there is a lawsuit or judgment; or provide compensation for them after an accident. She also explains what to do after an accident or possible claim.

Ken Landau talks with journalist and award-winning fiction writer Fran Hawthorne, who discusses her latest novel, "Her Daughter". This book covers important legal topics including parental alienation, domestic abuse and reconciling after estrangement between parents and children.

Ken Landau talks with automotive expert Ray Shefska, who provides tips on buying a new or used car. He has been involved in running many auto dealerships and helps the consumer to level the playing field when buying or leasing a car.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Kadian Townsend, principal of the Townsend Law Firm in Manhattan,  who explains how to get started "protecting your rights as an entertainer or artist," and how to protect your name, image and likeness, choosing and using an agent and navigating contract issues.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Kadian Townsend, principal of the Townsend Law Firm in Manhattan,  who offers a sports law update, including guidance to high school and college athletes and their parents concerning college recruitment, including the rights of student athletes to earn money and make endorsements, and what are best practices for educational institutions and student athletes and their parents.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rudy Carmenaty, who discusses "Abe Lincoln the Lawyer," including how he got his legal training, what type of cases he handled and what it was like for him as a lawyer riding the circuit. He also describes some of his most famous cases and what we can learn from him.

Ken Landau speaks with General Contractor Larry Weingarten, who offers tips on inspecting and evaluating a home. This can be done as a pre-inspection before it is placed on the market, or by a buyer when they are deciding whether to purchase a property. He explains how to initially ascertain the condition of the home and offers further details on evaluating the roof, plumbing and electrical systems.

Ken Landau talks with Law Enforcement and Drug recognition expert Chuck Marting, who explains best practices for discovering and dealing with alcohol or drug impairments. He discusses whether it is better to have a zero-tolerance policy or a second chance policy, with appropriate support. He is the author of "Mastering the Impairment Code. "

Ken Landau talks with Attorney John J. Parker, a partner in in the Sahn Ward Law Firm, who discusses Environmental Law including global warming, wetlands, and the need for increased energy for AI.

Ken Landau talks with CPA Seth Kamens, who offers tips for year-end tax tips frequently overlooked,  record keeping requirements and on how to avoid penalties.

Ken Landau talks with Medicare expert and insurance broker Toni King, who explains the important factors and deadlines involved in choosing or changing Medicare plans during open enrollment,  including part D Prescription plans.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Jason Tenenbaum, who outlines No Fault Benefits after an accident, especially including lost wages and medical benefits. Jason also explains the importance of timely filing a claim and reviewing with an attorney the number of benefits you may be entitled to along with ways you can increase your no-fault coverage. His office represents both plaintiffs/claimants and insurance companies in no fault cases, and he also represents plaintiffs in accident cases and employment cases.

Ken Landau talks with Ruth Kraft, a partner and chair of the Labor and Employment Department of Falcon Rapaport and Berkman, who discusses the top employment law issues for the year ahead. These include workers being compelled to return to the office, the legality of non-compete agreements, prenatal and other leaves from work, and the best ways to resolve conflicts in the workplace.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Rudy Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services and frequent lecturer on important legal and political figures, who discusses the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He also reviews his short presidency and legal issues created by his assassination.

Ken Landau talks with Travel Experts Dr. Evelyn Kelly and Natalie Kelly, who discuss travel law and preventing problems when you are traveling. They also discuss your rights on cruises, flying or with hotels, and the best way to bring medications abroad, how to deal with medical or legal emergencies and the benefits of travel insurance. They are World Travelers and the authors of "Have a Love Affair With Travel."

Ken Landau talks wtih Attorney Renata A. Mizak, a partner handling elder law and trust litigation in the firm of Schenck, Price Smith & King discusses how to avoid problems with your estate. She explains the role of a power of attorney, Special Needs Trust and other trusts which may help avoid the expense and delays of probate.  She also discusses the importance of different provisions in a will or trust.

Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, outlines the legal and real estate issues Walter O'Malley, and the Brooklyn Dodgers, could not overcome, causing them to leave Brooklyn.

Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, describes the legal issues confronting Jackie Robinson and how both he and his team overcame them.

Ken Landau talks with Dr. Ron Schneebaum, who offers tips for lawyers and clients for more success with less stress.  He is the author of "Bigger Hearted: A Retired Pediatrician’s Prescriptions for Living a Happier Life."

Ken Landau talks with Social psychologist Dr Duffy Spencer, who discusses psychology and the law,  and how different types of behaviors can run afoul of the law and create workplace and relationship issues.  These behaviors can be helped through therapy and other interventions.  She is the host of the Just Relationships podcast, and is a psychotherapist with a private practice.  Part 2 of 2.

Ken Landau talks with Social psychologist Dr Duffy Spencer, who discusses psychology and the law,  and how different types of behaviors can run afoul of the law and create workplace and relationship issues.  These behaviors can be helped through therapy and other interventions.  She is the host of the Just Relationships podcast, and is a psychotherapist with a private practice.  Part 1 of 2.

Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services,  describes how Builder William J. Levitt was able to conceive, build, and sell thousands of homes in Levittown, while minimizing legal and regulatory problems. He also discusses the discriminatory nature of the restrictive covenants contained in the original Levitt home deeds.

Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, discusses the master builder Robert Moses, who carried out a plan to construct highways, Bridges, and parks, from New York City to Long Island. He engineered ways to finance Construction and develop Long Island during less regulated times. He also built numerous Bridges connecting the boroughs.

Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, explores the legal legacy of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and how he clashed with the US Supreme Court over New Deal Legislation, guided the country thru the Great depression and World War II; and at the same time presided over internment camps for Japanese Americans during World War II.