Who Wrote That Up For You? - the Podcast Archives - Page 4 of 6

Alison E. Peck, Author and Law Professor

Alison Peck is a law professor at West Virginia University and the author of “The Accidental History of U.S. Immigration Courts.”

Emily LaGratta helps courts reform operations to benefit court users. David Emanuel is a private investigator and owner of I FIND U.

Mark M. Bello is the author of several works of fiction based on the legal profession and politics, as well as children’s books on bullying.

Co-hosts Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone discuss new research on the characteristics of pro se litigants in U.S. federal courts.

Kenn Goldblatt is author of “The Pro Se Litigant’s Civil Litigation Handbook.” Doug Noll is a mediator helping parties avoid trial.

Jill Berkana has practiced massage therapy for 32 years and offers expert witness services in cases of massage therapist misconduct.

Stephanie Ebron described the home remodeling job that landed her in court. Paul Campson practices personal injury law in New York.

Eric Wright shared his unique perspective as a law clerk on the relationships between resources and trauma and court access.

Nick Rishwain at Experts.com shared the process of sourcing, hiring and using an expert witness, and why so few work with pro se litigants.

“Who Wrote That Up For You?” co-hosts Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone recalled the events underlying the show’s name.

Kitt shared the long process to change her name. Mary Oram described the need for routine legal advice in managing residential properties.

Gwen Sheppard, retired U.S. Air Force major, shared her experience seeking restitution from another veteran whom she’d tried to help.

Michael D.J. Eisenberg discussed The Tech Savvy Lawyer, a podcast for sharing technology and practice management tips for lawyers.

Erin Levine shared the painful experiences that led her to develop Hello Divorce to lower the cost of dissolving a marriage.

Ibrahim Aissam described tech that ensures proper notice of court hearings. Jared Jaskot discussed limited-scope services in immigration.