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On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Benjamin fills in for Sheifalika and is joined by the Farah brothers, Eddie and Chuck. They highlight the importance of having videos for proof in many different scenarios like medical malpractice cases, car accidents, and how it would help one of the second caller specifically. Eddie discusses how Florida is a two-party state when it comes to recording conversations, which means someone cannot record a private conversation without the other person’s permission. One caller asks questions about comparative negligence, the new bill in the senate, and how it impacts their current case that has already been filed. Their next caller asks about what their next steps should be when dealing with a neighbor and their loud truck.  

On this week’s episode of Leal Live, Eddie Farah and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to discuss how nursing homes are understaffed and how people are treated poorly in them. The Farah brothers talk about how accident reports filed by officers are not admissible in court and cannot be used against someone in any case. They also receive phone calls regarding topics such as car accident reports and how an officer did not create an accurate report, what happens if a contractor is hurt on your property, and how a bill in the senate can impact people with concealed weapon licenses.  

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie Farah joins Sheifalika to discuss a variety of legal topics and answer your questions. Eddie talks about a new tort system bill that would alter who is liable for payment in the case of an incident, cap medical expenses, and bad faith by insurance companies. Eddie also discusses a case he had recently seen where a woman is suing their ex-husband and his employer for hiding his income to limit the amount of child support he had to pay. He answers phone calls ranging in topics like roof replacement for qualifying for insurance, suing a bus company for possible discrimination, and a pedestrian being injured in a car accident. 

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Farah and Farah Personal Injury Attorneys, Rick Staggard and Brian Flaherty. Rick and Brian discuss changes to the statutes of limitations for Personal Injury claims and all the new amendments to Mass Tort laws. Later in the episode they discuss ways to protect yourself legally on the road- one being to use a dash camera to record your driving. They receive a phone call about product liability of a water filter clogging that is causing one of their pipes to burst, and what legal action can be taken.

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck join Sheifalika to discuss legal news and answer your questions. Eddie talks about freedom of religion and what power the church has. He also mentions a recent Baker Act incident, which involves a family suing a hospital for lack of treatment and negligence. Eddie and chuck received multiple phone calls relating to the Baker Act and how it has impacted their lives in more ways than one. One caller also had questions for how to precede with a plumbing issue and how to handle their insurance and lawyers.  

On this week’s episode, Sheifalika is joined by warranty claims attorney, Joshua Kaleel. Joshua discusses warranty’s and what to look for when making agreements for big purchases like cars and boats. He warns listeners to make sure when they are making these purchases to read the fine print and to note that verbal agreements are not legally binding. Phone calls from listener’s included possible veterinarian malpractice, apartment pipe bursts and renter’s rights, and veteran medical aid for reoccurring injuries.

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Benjamin fills in for Sheifalika and is joined by the Farah brothers, Eddie and Chuck. They discuss an auto accident case involving an older gentleman and his passenger that were both sued due to the Joint Enterprise Doctrine. Eddie also raises the question, “At what age should people legally be unable to drive or if there should be a restriction at all?” Eddie and Chuck receive multiple phone calls that have to do with medical malpractice, ride share incidents, and breach of contract with a power company.

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Benjamin fills in for Sheifalika and is joined by everyone’s favorite brothers, Eddie and Chuck Farah. Eddie and Chuck discuss a new law being introduced that would change how property insurance attorneys are compensated. They receive phone calls ranging in topics from uninsured motorist coverage to insurance on a listener’s home. The final caller has a mailbox problem; their mailbox got hit and they have been having an issue getting a new one put up.

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika. Eddie discusses the different types of court that are held, such as county court and small claims court, and what the purpose of them are. They also answer phone calls ranging from claiming benefits in the military to contracts for arbitration agreements with doctors. Chuck and Eddie breakdown how to avoid probate when setting up a life estate and what a lady bird deed is. The brothers receive a phone call that debuts a Legal Live listener’s newly written song. 

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah discuss legal cases and to answer your phone calls. The Farah brothers discuss credit scores and how people make stolen identity claims to clean up their credit. There were a couple of phone calls regarding inadequate insurance payments. The other calls ranged from a home-buying company buying the callers house to paying property taxes on rented mobile home space. 

On this week’s episode of Legal Live Thomas Normandeau, a Managing Attorney at Farah and Farah, joins Sheifalika to discuss legal issues and answer listener’s phone calls. With holiday shopping here, Tom discusses a law that allows people that buy things, that do not work correctly, you can be reimbursed for money spent on repairs. Tom receives phone calls ranging from issues with car dealerships to low-balled insurance offers. 

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Chuck and Eddie Farah join Sheifalika to discuss various cases in Florida and take phone calls from listeners. Eddie tells the story about a bank customer who was wrongfully identified as a bank robber and had a claim of malicious behavior filed against them. The Farah brothers receive phone calls from listeners ranging from LLC bankruptcy claims to slip and falls at a resort. A caller had questions about the water contamination at Camp Lejeune and Eddie tells listeners all they need to know about the incident so those who think they have been affected can get justice. If you or someone you know might have lived at Marine Base, Camp Lejeune, from 1953- 1987 and is now suffering from a medical disease they may be entitled to compensation! Call 1-800-HURT-247 today for more information. 

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie Farah joins Sheifalika to answer phone calls and discuss hurricane claims and independent contractors. Eddie talks about who is responsible for injuries of an independent contractor when working on your home. He also explains why it is important to notify your insurance company of damages from a storm as quickly as you can. The phone calls range from concussions due to an automobile accident to stealing property from a renter and hiding it from them. Another caller had questions about being sued by an anesthesiologist and how their specific situation impacts their wife and themself.  

On this week’s episode of Legal live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to discuss interesting cases they have seen lately and take phone calls from the community. They discuss cases that range from being bit by guard dogs to illegal search seizure of a student’s phone at school. Eddie mentions how patients can obtain hospital records for surgeries that were adverse to what was supposed to happen, to see how successful hospitals are at completing surgeries correctly. The first caller inquired about liability of a car accident with 3 or more cars and who must pay for who. The final caller asks Eddie and Chuck about their house, it’s plumbing, and who to make a claim against when it comes to their pipes leaking constantly, even though they have been looked at many times.

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join the show to discuss homeowners and how they should handle hurricane insurance. Eddie reveals that if a state of emergency is declared then any damage resulting from the original hurricane within 72 hours is covered under hurricane insurance. Eddie and Chuck Farah then discuss a slip and fall case in a bathroom of a store and explain how important witnesses can be in this type of case. They receive a few phone calls ranging from 4-year-old doctor bills to mental anguish claims in terms of bystanders witnessing self-defense with a weapon.

On this week of Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie and Chuck Farah. The Farah brothers discuss a statute in Florida, where a civilian can break the window of a car to save a child, dog, and/or elderly person if they are in perceived danger from extreme Florida heat. Following Hurricane Ian, Eddie and Chuck receive a phone call that pertains to damage from the storm and how they are supposed to make a claim with their insurance agency. They also receive phone calls ranging in topics from elder law to time limit collections on a loan.

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie and Chuck Farah join Sheifalika to answer phone calls from listeners and discuss a few legal topics. With the inbound hurricane, Eddie talks about different types of insurance claims people can make following the storm, such as hidden damages. Chuck and Eddie receive multiple phone calls ranging from leaving someone an estate or writing a will to looking for an attorney referral for a concealed weapons situation. One caller needed information following a car accident and was curious as to why they needed a lawyer to get an MRI. The final caller experienced pain following a surgery and is looking for information on what she should do next; the advice may surprise you.

On this week’s episode of Legal Live, Eddie Farah and Sheifalika discuss multiple constitutional cases ranging from freedom of speech between an officer and a civilian to unlawfully obtained evidence in a stolen motorcycle case. They received multiple phone calls from people with questions regarding on-the-job injuries like slip and falls to altercations with a coworker. Eddie answered one caller’s questions regarding medical malpractice that left their mother paralyzed following the mishandling of spinal fluid. 

This week on Legal Live Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah. Eddie begins the show by discussing trespassing laws and how there are exceptions that can be turned on the person that owns the property. Eddie received a handful of phone calls ranging from up charging by a rental car company to an odd worker’s comp situation. There were also two callers that discussed the joys of going on a real-life treasure hunt by purchasing abandoned storage units and if it was legal to sell certain digital media found in the units.

This week on Legal Live, Sheifalika is joined by Eddie Farah. Eddie and Sheifalika discuss Attorney/Client Privilege, what it is, and what that means for a client. Eddie gives advice to ensure your communication with your lawyer is secure because anyone outside of your legal team is not bound to Attorney/Client Privilege. Eddie also talks about how hospitals are outsourcing a lot of their services, such as doctors.  In this situation your visit may not be covered by your insurance because the doctor’s actual company does not take your insurance, even though the hospital you went to, does. They received a few calls ranging from civil disputes, damages caused by a neighbor’s lawn ornament, and a failed drug test impacting the caller’s driving record and employment.