Law You Should Know

Ken Landau talks with Social psychologist Dr Duffy Spencer, who discusses psychology and the law,  and how different types of behaviors can run afoul of the law and create workplace and relationship issues.  These behaviors can be helped through therapy and other interventions.  She is the host of the Just Relationships podcast, and is a psychotherapist with a private practice.  Part 2 of 2.

Ken Landau talks with Social psychologist Dr Duffy Spencer, who discusses psychology and the law,  and how different types of behaviors can run afoul of the law and create workplace and relationship issues.  These behaviors can be helped through therapy and other interventions.  She is the host of the Just Relationships podcast, and is a psychotherapist with a private practice.  Part 1 of 2.

Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services,  describes how Builder William J. Levitt was able to conceive, build, and sell thousands of homes in Levittown, while minimizing legal and regulatory problems. He also discusses the discriminatory nature of the restrictive covenants contained in the original Levitt home deeds.

Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, discusses the master builder Robert Moses, who carried out a plan to construct highways, Bridges, and parks, from New York City to Long Island. He engineered ways to finance Construction and develop Long Island during less regulated times. He also built numerous Bridges connecting the boroughs. 

Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, explores the legal legacy of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and how he clashed with the US Supreme Court over New Deal Legislation, guided the country thru the Great depression and World War II; and at the same time presided over internment camps for Japanese Americans during World War II.

Ken Landau talks with Rudolph Carmenaty, the Deputy Commissioner for the Nassau County Department of Social Services, who discusses "the remarkable Ruth Bader Ginsburg," distinguished jurist and cultural icon.  She is one of the most popular judges and had a very distinguished career as a law student, lawyer and judge. Rudy is a frequent lecturer for Civic, School, lawyer and community organizations on many important historical figures in sports, American culture, and legal and New York history.

Ken Landau talks with Amy Anello, the Assistant Director of Admissions at the Touro Law Center in Central Islip, the only law school in Suffolk County.  She describes the latest programs and options available for attending law school, including their unique Sunday-only program. She also explains admissions requirements for Touro and other law schools, and describes some of the basic courses and special programs offered at the school.

Ken Landau talks with Gayla Bentley, author of "Fashion Stepsister," who provides guidance on improving your image and personal style, to create the best possible first impression, in court or legal proceedings; as well as for employers or clients or friends. Listen for tips on selecting the best possible colors, style, fit, and wardrobe for the occasion.

Ken Landau talks with Huntington attorney Enza Brandi of the Enza Brandi Law Firm, who offers tips on what to do (and NOT to do) after an accident, and explains the civil litigation process.

Ken Landau talks with Huntington attorney Enza Brandi of the Enza Brandi Law Firm, who offers tips on buying or selling a house, and explains the new rules concerning real estate brokers.

Ken Landau talks with Tom Haggerty who discusses his latest book, "The Business of Relationships", and offers tips to clients and attorneys on improving the attorney-client relationship. He also suggests ways to enhance other relationships, the importance of expressing gratitude and how to avoid being unlikable.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney Jamie A Rosen, a partner in the firm of Meister Seelig and Fein PLLC,  who provides an overview of mental health law. The discussion includes when someone may be voluntary or involuntarily hospitalized for mental health evaluation; and or a treatment period; the nature of the treatment, and when guardianships may need to be set up for such a person.

Ken Landau talks with Author Louis Peliccioni, who explains his new book, "Success is More than Winning," and how clients and lawyers can achieve greater success in legal matters. He was a successful coach and businessman, and offers over 50 techniques for achieving success. 

Psychologist Sally Raymond discusses preventing suicide by lawyers, clients and others. She also discusses some of the warning signs, and ways to provide help and support to those at risk. She shares lessons as the Survivor of her son's suicide, and is the author of "The Son I Knew: A Guide to Help You Survive and Thrive."

Ken Landau talks with nursing expert Kathy Allan,  who offers tips on preventing medical malpractice, and do's and don'ts on choosing your doctor and hospital. She is the author of the upcoming book "How Healthcare Has Changed."

Ken Landau talks with attorney Stephen Brodsky, who discusses college student rights and responsibilities, and the contract of enrollment. He is the past University Council and Secretary for Pace University.

Ken Landau talks with attorney James M. Black II, who discusses, NGO's - non-government organizations. They are essentially not for profits and charities and can have many different charitable purposes. He is a partner in the Corporate and Compliance Department of Falcon, Rappaport & Berkman, with offices on Long Island and New York City.

Ken Landau talks with Attorney-turned-Author Jacqueline Friedland, who discusses her latest book "Counting Backwards," a legal thriller.  She is the author of numerous other books, and will be discussing her latest book at Blue Door Books in Cedarhurst on May 7, 2025.

Ken Landau talks with Becky Heidesch, the author of "The Career Master Class for Women," who discusses how students, entrepreneurs and lawyers can better manage their legal and business challenges. She also offers tips on how they can choose and use attorneys.

Ken Landau talks with attorney Tanya Helfand, who offers "tips for a successful divorce."  She is the author of "20 Great Tips for a Successful Divorce."  She also discusses prenuptial agreements, whether each party needs separate attorneys, and how to have a lower conflict and lower cost divorce through mediation. She is a partner at Schenck Price, with offices in New Jersey and New York.