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Corporate Crime 101: “Take her down” (Ebay VS Steiners civil lawsuit) (opens the original)
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🎙️ Welcome to the Layman’s Law School Podcast! Where legal talk meets Southern charm, humor, and straight-shooting insight. We’re a team of Georgia trial lawyers breaking down the legal news headlines, untangling personal injury law, and sharing real courtroom stories—without the confusing legalese. Whether you’re curious about how the law works, looking to stay informed on legal issues, or just want to hear some wild case stories, this podcast is for you. We mix humor, heart, and experience to
Your Rights After a Cancer Diagnosis | Layman's Special Episode (opens the original)
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The rest of the Layman's Law School podcast crew is on summer vacation, so this week host & attorney Chace is bringing in some special summer school credit with his wife, Whitney O'Connor, in the guest chair. Whitney is the "Boobie Queen" herself: a two-time breast cancer survivor, licensed professional counselor, and founder of The Boobie Queen Co. Whitney shares her story: diagnosed with stage 3 HER2+ breast cancer six weeks into her marriage, a rare genetic condition called Li-Fraumeni Syndro
Civil Rights 101: Karen Read Sues the Police (opens the original)
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In this podcast episode of Layman's Law School, attorneys Chace, Reid, and Shawn with "laywoman" host Lindsey break down Karen Read's civil lawsuit, explain what malicious prosecution actually means, discuss qualified immunity, and answer one of the biggest legal questions viewers ask: Can you actually sue the police? NOTE: this episode was recorded on 6/12/26 so there may be case updates we were not aware of. Feel free to add any updates relevant to this discussion in the comments! You'll learn
Personal Injury 101: When Road Rage Takes the Wheel (opens the original)
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A 72-year-old Georgia man honked at cyclists for two solid minutes, struck two of them with his SUV, fled the scene, hid at a neighbor's house, and then smirked in his mugshot. Today on Layman's Law School, we break down the case of State v. Jerry Wayne Ross — and use it as a masterclass in what NOT to do after a car accident. We cover the criminal charges Jerry Wayne is facing (aggravated assault, hit and run, reckless driving, and more), why fleeing the scene is almost always the worst decisio
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