Law You Should Know

Ken Landau talks with attorney Anthony Agolia, the Senior Director of International and Graduate Programs for the Fordham Law School, who describes the wide variety of programs and law courses available at the school and admission criteria. He also discusses the LLM program designed to provide foreign lawyers courses on American law, so they can be admitted to practice here, and the MSL program, designed to provide non lawyers especially those in business, with a background in the law.

Ken Landau talks with Mark Stone CPA, who is the Managing Partner of Sales Tax Defense of Hauppauge. Mark explains who is responsible for collecting sales tax, and when and for what items it must be charged.

Ken Landau talks with attorney James Harrington, who describes the difference between Trademarks, Copyrights and Trade Secrets and how to protect them.

Ken Landau talks with attorney James Harrington, who explains what inventions qualify for a patent and the process of obtaining one. He is the senior partner in the New York office of Hoffman and Baron LLP.

Ken Landau talks with Immigration Attorney Tina Genovese of Rockville Centre, who explains the different ways immigrants can qualify for visas or citizenship. She also outlines do's and don'ts for those seeking documentation.

Ken Landau talks with attorney Remo Hammid from Floral Park, who discusses why you need to review your will and estate plan, along with your health care proxy, and explains the importance of these documents. He has taught Wills and Estates in the Paralegal Program at Nassau Community College.

Ken Landau talks again with real estate expert Bernard Caprera, who offers tips on buying or selling a house. He also describes the topics covered in greater detail in his courses at NCC on "Selling Your Home on Your Own" and his "First Time Homebuyer Seminar."

Ken Landau talks with real estate expert Bernard Caprera, who explains how students, paralegals, teachers, retirees, career changers and others, can begin a career as a real estate salesperson. He teaches the Real Estate Salesperson Qualifying Class offered at NCC.

Ken Landau talks with Author and Life Coach Renaye Thornborrow, who explains how lawyers can build their self-esteem and that of their clients.

Ken Landau talks with Nina Szewczak, author of "The Midlife Revolution", who guides lawyers and others on how to explore, and achieve a midlife revolution of their career and achieve work/life balance.

Ken Landau talks with Psychologist Reesa Woolf, who offers tips to lawyers and others on how to minimize fear, and be more Confident in Public Speaking. She is the author of "Mr. Bear Speaks Without Fear."

Ken Landau talks with Jillian Weston, the President of the Social Media Association, and the founder of her own company, Jillian's Circus, who outlines how lawyers and others can maximize their social media marketing.

Ken Landau talks with divorce attorney and author, Nancy Perpall, who offers tips on helping marriages to last. She is the author of the novel "Around Which All Things Bend."

Ken Landau talks with Dr. David Bernstein, an author and Geriatrician, who offers simple tips on how lawyers and others can stay healthy and live longer.

Ken Landau talks with Life and Meditation Coach Sultan Deniz, who explains how meditation can help lawyers and others to reduce stress. During the program she conducts an easy to follow 3-minute meditation.

Ken Landau talks with Jodi Wellman, an Assistant Instructor in the Master of Applied Psychology program at the University of Pennsylvania, who discusses Positive Psychology for Lawyers and others. She explains how following the concepts in the mnemonic "Remap" can increase the ratio of positive emotions to negative ones.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Marco Brown, who discusses how attorneys should bill clients and make sure they get paid.

Ken Landau talks with Neuro-Socio Psychologist Connor Hogan, who offers tips to lawyers and others on How to Reduce Stress. He is the author of "The Gym Upstairs."

Ken Landau talks with Journalist and author Fran Hawthorne discusses her new novel, "I Meant To Tell You" featuring a lawyer as a main character and covering a number of legal topics.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Jennifer Polovetsky, with the law firm Herrick Feinstein, who explains the laws and procedures involved in "Eminent Domain," which is when the government has the right to take private property, as in the Long Island Railroad third track project. She explains the procedures that must be followed, and how residential and commercial property owners, and commercial tenants can seek compensation for the taking of their property.