Everyday Law Archive

About Everyday Law Archive

Join Attorney Robert V. Clark as he talks about the law with an eye toward practical applications useful to HCC students, employees, and everyone else. Covering topics ranging from landlord tenant matters, traffic stops, debts and bankruptcy, injury cases, jury duty, DUI’s, marijuana law, gender and sexual orientation discrimination (Including Title 9) and everything else in between.

Publisher

Dragon Digital Radio

Category

government

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

30 Mar 2017

Latest episode

13 Jun 2023

Latest episodes

1 of 99 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   13 Jun 2023

   A Final Farewell

   Host Bob bids farewell to Everyday Law, interviewing Allan Steinhorn and Ron Schwartz about current events and shared memories.

2. 

   5 Jun 2023

   Judge Leahy

   Judge Leahy shares with host Bob how navigating disagreements fosters optimal outcomes and highlights the significance of mentorship in the legal field.

3. 

   30 May 2023

   Jerry Buting Part 2

   Host [Host Name] interviews attorney Jerry Buting about improving forensic science preparation for scientists and lawyers.

Inside a recent episode

Natalie McSherry

Published 14 Feb 2022 · Transcript excerpt

[…] So there were a number of things that were incorporated by the legislature last year into pandemic relief, things like examining the Access to Council in eviction hearings and trials and other remedial measures that addressed largely the whole housing issue that came up with the pandemic. […]

Who has been a guest on Everyday Law Archive

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• Allan Steinhorn
• Ron Schwartz
• Judge Leahy
• Jerry Buting
• Mark Witte

Reach and audience

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

4 ratings

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