On our latest Today’s Verdict with David Lesch we talk with Attorney William Cooper about automobile insurance as we delve into SUM and UM coverage. We also discuss premises liability. Finally, Assemblymember Jessica Gonzales-Rojas pushes to have asthma inhalers covered by insurance. The show is now online:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0O73rwxBj9w
On this edition of Today’s Verdict, we talk with Dana
Kaplan from A More Just NYC about the latest report made by The Alliance for
Safety and Justice and The Independence Rikers Commission concerning the crime
victim’s perspective and what could be done to improve the justice system. Next
up, we speak with the Director of Public Policy at Citizens Union, Ben Weinberg,
about the propositions New Yorkers will see on the ballot this election. The show is now online:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFzFVKhyBiA&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=1
On this edition of Today's Verdict with David Lesch I interview
Kaitlin Krause from the Rising Tide Effect concerning the recent drownings at our
city beaches and pools. Next up, Libby Post from the New York State Animal
Protection Federation speaks to us about the proposed bill "Protecting
Animals Walking on the Street" or “PAWS Act” which will increase penalties
against a driver when a pet is injured or killed in a car crash.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ9RnOc8iPI&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=1
On this edition of Today's Verdict, I am in studio with with
Takeasha Newton from The Legal Aid Society as we discuss the public awareness
campaign "Do NYC Justice" which aims to redefine justice for
under-resourced black and Latinx communities across New York City. Next, Donna Cook of the Bronx County Bar
Association talks to us about their new continuing legal education programs. The show is now online:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMcQcIIQUPc&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=2&t=374s
On this edition of Today’s Verdict with David Lesch we speak to Eric Thurm from Freelance Solidarity Project to discuss the "Freelance Isn't Free" law, which provides new labor protections for freelancers across New York State. Next up, employment lawyer Michael C. Schmidt gives us an update on noncompete agreements and their legality. Finally, Professor Adam Scott Wandt from John Jay College of Criminal Justice discusses the NYPD and their encrypting of radio communications in
the Bronx. The show is now online.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBxzVfu5uKI&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=2
In this edition of Today's Verdict with David Lesch, we
give you the best segments from January until June. These segments were decided
by popular demand.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKkjj5v0rEo&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=1
A few week’s ago Today’s Verdict with David Lesch looked at whether the NYC Subway Violates the POST Act, the ability of a gay couple to sue for IVF Benefits, and finally Local Law 42. The Show is now online.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTvDyjEFBRc&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=1
On last month's Today’s Verdict with David Lesch we looked at the movement to ban Tik Tok and the lawsuit against R.G. Ortiz Funeral Home. The show is now online.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuMesntJSds&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=2
On last week’s Today’s Verdict with David Lesch we look at the push to expand a bus pilot program, the never ending problem of squatters taking over properties, and ending the statute of limitations with respect to sex trafficking. The show is now online.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUbbA8GBAw0&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=1
In this edition of Today’s Verdict, we speak with Anthony Rowen from Neighbors In Action about the Community Violence Intervention and Prevention Act. Then, Councilmember Lynn Schulman is seeking to improve the health and extend the life expectancy for all New Yorkers with a new initiative called Healthy NYC. Lastly, Senator Iwen Chu introduced a legislation that would allow for absentee voting in instances where personal religious observation conflicts with elections.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaFT6YA4Aks&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=1
On this week’s Today’s Verdict with David Lesch we Learned
about the recently passed bill "How Many Stops Act". Then, an
assemblymember pushes a bill to end property tax breaks for NYU and Columbia
University. Finally, a call to eliminate the five-year statute of limitations
for sex trafficking and child sex trafficking. The show is now online:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzPTsxeob0w&list=PLBCSA3aE2m9wfZRrqYdSzLgdJxPvSk9GD&index=1&t=4s
