Jeff Graham Show July 28, 2025

Live at Five 1240-WATN July 28, 2025

Jeff Graham Show July 29, 2025

Joe Stickles speaks with Sean K Collins, a Class-Action Attorney with long term care insurance expertise

This program is supported by Mashpee Commons and Cape Cod Winery


Sean K Collins - Class-Action Attorney (with long term care insurance expertise)

Jeff Graham Show Aug. 4, 2025

In this episode of his "The Trial Lawyer's Handbook" podcast series, litigation attorney Dan Small talks about his experience prosecuting the Cammarata Organization while serving with the U.S. Department of Justice's (DOJ) Organized Crime Strike Force. Mr. Small explains how traditional organized crime groups struggled with the transition into drug trafficking, a business they once saw as off-limits. He details how the Cammarata group's excessive ambition and reliance on violence undermined their criminal enterprises, including failed international deals and brutal tactics that ultimately led to their downfall. This episode explores the realities of investigating organized crime, the economic principles underlying illegal enterprises and how prosecutors use evidence of violence to portray criminal organizations in court.

Too Dirty for Dirty Crime

In this episode of "Clearly Conspicuous," consumer protection attorney Anthony DiResta discusses strategies and techniques for defending an investigation by a federal or state consumer protection agency in the current political landscape.

He breaks the process into five phases:

1. understanding the landscape
2. discovery and information gathering
3. communication and relationship building
4. controlling the narrative
5. strategic resolution

Mr. DiResta emphasizes the importance of strategy, credibility and advocacy throughout the process, as well as securing counsel who will protect your interests while building rapport with government staff.

Consumer Protection Investigations: What You Should Do

Bushman shares why you would call 877-Kajy-Cares or visit https://877kajycares.com if you are injured in a car accident. 

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Bushman and Kajy Law

Thank you to the team at 105.9 KISS FM and hosts Mason & Starr for recently hosting our CEO Lawrence Kajy of Kajy Law to help inform listeners about what to do if they are injured in a car accident - https://877kajycares.com 

Lawrence Kajy on 105.9 KISS FM with Mason & Starr

Host Eric Adams speaks with Civil Rights Attorney Andrew Celli 

**Originally Aired on July 14th, 2021**

Shed - Attorney Andrew Celli

In this short awareness message, we talk about what to do after a Los Angeles car crash and why having a trusted car accident attorney Los Angeles residents depend on can make a huge difference. Learn how quick decisions and the right legal guidance can protect your health, your rights, and your future. Stay informed, stay safe, and share this with anyone who drives in Los Angeles. For more info visit: https://www.johnyelaw.com/los-angeles-area-accident-reports

Car Accident Attorney Los Angeles

What happens when the government treats online "play money" like real securities?

In this episode of "The Trial Lawyer's Handbook," litigation attorney Dan Small recounts a civil enforcement action brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against SG Limited, an early internet stock market game created by programmers overseas that built a large U.S. player base. He explains the SEC's attempt to characterize the game's virtual shares as unregistered securities and resulting allegations that the platform functioned as a Ponzi scheme, leading to a court-ordered freeze of approximately $5.5 million. Mr. Small walks through SG Limited's defense and the strategic choice to keep the case grounded in a clear, common-sense narrative, emphasizing that the platform presented itself as entertainment, not an investment. The episode spotlights the power of storytelling in trial advocacy, illustrated by how the district court responded to SG Limited's arguments in ultimately dismissing the SEC's case.

Much like video games have a sequel, however, the story does not end there. In the next episode, Mr. Small continues the narrative at the appellate level.

Finding Humor in Law

Securities fraud is an insidious threat in the world of investments, often remaining undetected until it’s too late. Many investors have experienced the shock of losing millions when a seemingly flawless company crumbles, leaving them to wonder how the warning signs were missed. The reality is that these red flags were there all along, visible to those who knew where to look and how to interpret them. Securities fraud rarely emerges suddenly — it develops over time through patterns that skilled analysts and legal professionals can identify long before they become public knowledge.

The Role of Pattern Recognition in Securities Fraud
Securities fraud cases stem from recognizing patterns in financial reporting and corporate behavior. These patterns, while often subtle, are crucial to identifying fraud early. Investors who are attuned to these patterns can spot the warning signs months or even years before public disclosure. Detecting fraud requires more than just reading numbers; it demands the ability to see beyond the surface and connect seemingly insignificant details to reveal deeper, troubling issues.

Early Red Flags in Financial Statements
Financial statements are the primary channel through which companies communicate with investors, and they provide fertile ground for detecting securities fraud. Irregularities in revenue recognition and manipulations in expense management often signal deeper problems. For instance, companies may inflate their revenue growth without an increase in cash flow or engage in practices like channel stuffing to meet quarterly targets. These actions, which often go unnoticed by the untrained eye, are deliberate tactics to mislead investors.

Read more about How Securities Fraud Cases Are Built from Early Red Flags
https://accordinglaw.com/how-securities-fraud-cases-are-built-from-early-red-flags/
https://rosenlegal.com/attorneys/

How Securities Fraud Cases Are Built from Early Red Flags: A Comprehensive Review — Article Review

dry spell (prod. jalenrekt)

Godot ~ The Fragrance of Dark Colored Coffee Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations

this is def a WIP
been dealing with some seriously bad health stuff (in and out dr. and hospital) so writers blocks been hitting hard, ill be try to make more stuff going forward (including original stuff!!) as i heal.

The Fragrance of Dark Colored Coffee (wip)

Sometimes, cases arrive when you least expect them. For litigation attorney Dan Small, one such moment involved stepping into an already high‑profile federal matter. In the latest episode of "The Trial Lawyer's Handbook" podcast series, he recounts being brought in from Massachusetts to Louisiana to represent former Gov. Edwin Edwards in a criminal proceeding. Mr. Small shares the background of the case and how it ultimately landed on his desk, offering an inside look at a complex legal challenge.

Cases Come in Many Ways

For months and months I have been warning my clients that they should not seek legal advice from any GenAI.  If a court will allow discovery of online searches in a litigation matter, are your GenAI prompts subject to discovery in a lawsuit or criminal matter?

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Episode 82: Your genAI Prompts Are Not Confidential

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The Rosen Law Firm, P.A. is dedicated to recovering damages for shareholders victimized by securities fraud and directors’ and officers’ breaches of fiduciary duty. Our attorneys have a wealth of knowledge and experience handling complex financial litigation and winning significant victories and settlements for our clients.

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Presented by Tuk Law Offices (http://tuklaw.com), Creative Confidential is a podcast where the arts and commerce intersect.  Hosted by Bryan Tuk, a jazz musician, attorney and entrepreneur, this weekly podcast invites listeners into conversations with filmmakers, artists, musicians and non-profit CEOs about their professional and artistic journeys, their influences and the challenges they have faced along the way.   This podcast has lessons and stories for aspiring artists, anyone involved in creative work and patrons and lovers of the arts.

One of the last radio stations in the United States that not only features local/regional content, but never forgets that radio is a one on one mode of communication. And, of course, we bring you classic rock/folk/world music from the 20th Century, but Americana from the last and this century as well.

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