Law You Should Know

Ken Landau talks with attorneys William D Buckley and Angela Ribaudo, who discuss mental health laws, and the rights of those held voluntarily, or involuntarily for mental health examination or treatment. Mr. Buckley is a partner of Marks, O'Neill, Doherty and Kelly. Ms. Ribaudo is a member of Schiavetti Corgan.

Ken Landau talks with actress and public speaking coach, Elia Nichols, offers many tips on how to "Speak With Greater Success" in court, before a jury, or to colleagues or to potential clients.

Ken Landau talks with divorce lawyer Jeffrey S. Stephens, who continues his discussion of marriage and divorce, and how parties who have decided to split up can make the best of the situation, and keep their animosity and legal expenses low, and put themselves and their children in the best possible position and move on with their lives.

Ken Landau talks with divorce lawyer Jeffrey S Stephens, who discusses why marriages fail, and why divorce rates are so high. He is the co-author of "The Road To Splitsville," about how to navigate the road to divorce without making yourself crazy, your children miserable, or your lawyer wealthy, and then discover your path to happiness.

Ken Landau talks with Cynthia Brown, the Executive Director of the New York Coalition for Transportation Safety, who describes ways to improve pedestrian and bicyclist safety. They include safety tips for bicyclist, pedestrians and drivers, and safer intersections with advanced walk signals.

Ken Landau talks with Vincent James, the co-founder of Keep Music Alive, who offers guidance on why and how to establish a non-profit, and how to recruit a Board of Directors.

Ken Landau talks with attorney Beverly Williams, author of "Your GPS to Employment Success", discusses best practices for employers and employees.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney James Harrington, a partner in the intellectual property law firm of Hoffman and Barron in Syosset, will discuss what a patent is. He will also explain how to best protect a trademark, and why they can be important to a business.

Ken Landau talks with author Beth Desson Duffy, who discusses why kindness matters, for attorneys and their clients. She offers examples of how being kind can help lawyers and their practice. She is the author of 'The Christmas Tree of Kindness."

Ken Landau talks with author Beverly Smirnis, who discusses preventing burnout and the reasons why lawyers and others suffer from burnout, and ways to prevent or minimize it.

Ken Landau talks with attorney and marketing consultant Edie Reinhardt, who gives tips to attorneys on starting and enhancing marketing programs. She discusses newsletters, websites and effective use of social media and AI.

Ken Landau talks with divorce lawyer Sandra M. Radna, who discusses the steps involved in seeking a divorce including alternatives to litigation. She has offices in Melville and Manhattan and is the author of "You're Getting Divorced... Now What? The Ultimate Divorce Court Guide."

Ken Landau talks about the new president of the Nassau County Bar Association in Mineola, Sanford Stringer, who discusses the many services available to the General Public and lawyers through the Bar Association. He is a partner in the law firm of Salamon, Gruber, Blaymore and Strenger.

Ken Landau talks with landlord tenant attorney, Linda Rzesniowiecki, who discusses the very important case before the US Supreme Court, where landlords are challenging the NY Rent Stabilization Laws, which limit rent increases for thousands of tenants. She concentrates her practice in the representation of tenants and small landlords.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Ira S. Slavit, a partner in the Mineola firm of Levine & Slavit, who offers advice on what to do after a car accident.

Ken Landau talks with Andrew Hahn, a licensed clinical psychologist, who discusses lawyers and depression, and ways to identify and help relieve it.

Ken Landau talks with entrepreneur Marlo Nicole, who discusses how students, graduates and others can financially secure their future; by saving, budgeting and managing their expenses.

Ken Landau talks with LinkedIn and networking trainer Beth Granger who discusses AI, the evolution of artificial intelligence, and how will it will affect jobs and how law firms and other firms operate in the future.

Ken Landau talks with attorney Ruth Kraft, chair of the Employment and Labor Law Department of Falcon Rappaport and Berkman, with offices in New York City and Long Island, who discusses the issue of "employee versus independent contractor" and what employers and workers need to know.

Ken Landau talks with public relations expert, Amy Delman, who shares ideas on how lawyers and other professionals can promote themselves while providing useful important information to the public.