In this episode Al speaks with employment attorney Peter Winebrake about the rights that every employee needs to know. Issues discussed: Proper overtime, Proper minimum wage for individuals and groups, Pre-shift and post-shift activities, Hourly wage claims, Suing for back wages, And much more!
In this episode of the podcast Al interviews Cape May County Herald crime (and other things) journalist Shay Roddy about the types of cases he covers, how he gets his information, how he chooses his stories, the importance of local news, establishing trust and relationships as a journalist and if it helps a lawyer to talk to a reporter.
In this episode we answer the most asked questions of 2022
The holiday season and the end of the year often means a change of routine. Our guest on this episode is family law attorney Gerry Gebhart from LaMonica Law to discuss advice for people going through a divorce or a separation during the holidays. Gerry addresses important issues, such as:
Guest attorney Lawrence Welsh from the family law firm LaMonaca Law visits with Al to discuss the recent high-profile (alleged) divorce of Tom Brady and Giselle Bündchen.
What can we learn from this case? Among other topics, Al and Larry discuss: How important is a prenuptial agreement for a high net worth divorce, or any divorce? Dealing with differences in income. What is economic justice? How is child custody determined? What happens if Giselle wants a piece of TB12, Tom’s new fitness business?
At Gambone Law we often get questions about legal matters that are outside our area of expertise. That’s why I love to bring on experts in other practice areas such as my guest this week, attorney Sam Gaylord of the firm of Szaferman Lakind, headquartered in Lawrenceville NJ, to talk about topics related to workers […]
On this episode of the Gambone Law Podcast, Alfonso is joined by family law and divorce attorney Chris Casserly from LaMonaca Law in Media, Pennsylvania. Alfonso and Chris discuss the following topics: The burden of proof in civil domestic violence proceedings Protection From Abuse (PFA) and Final Restraining Orders (FRO) The “Three Rings” of a […]
In this episode we talk about appeals. What are they? How long do you have to make an appeal? Why should you appeal? How difficult is the appeals process?
The City of Philadelphia has paid over 100 million dollars in police misconduct claims since 2010. In this episode we talk with attorney Andrew R. Duffy who is experienced in police misconduct lawsuits. During the podcast we will address such questions as: The process used to evaluate a viable claim against a police department. What parties are typically named as defendants in these matters? Is a criminal conviction helpful to a civil claim? What type of factors will determine the value of a case? How long will it take for a case to go to trial or settle? Contact Andrew Duffy Saltz Mongeluzzi & Bendesky www.smbb.com 251•575•2988 aduffy@smbb.com
