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On the Docket with Napoli Shkolnik is a conversation space for the people shaping justice, and those demanding it. Each episode brings together attorneys, advocates, experts, and community voices to explore the stories behind the cases that define our time.
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Beyond Status: Understanding Your Rights After An Injury | Joseph Ciaccio & Marlene Sanchez (opens the original)
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What happens when you’re injured, but you’re worried that your immigration status could affect your ability to seek help? In this episode of On the Docket with Napoli Shkolnik, Joseph Ciaccio and Marlene Sanchez explore the intersection of personal injury law and immigration law, addressing common fears, misconceptions, and questions that can prevent people from understanding and exercising their rights after an injury. From workplace injuries and car accidents to concerns about reporting an inc
The Liability of Influence | Shayna Sacks & Salvatore Badala (opens the original)
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In this episode of On The Docket with Napoli Shkolnik, Partners Sal Badala and Shayna Sacks discuss two significant litigations focused on public safety, accountability, and the impact these issues have on families and communities across the country. The conversation examines lawsuits involving firearm manufacturers and social media platforms, exploring how municipalities are using litigation to address the broader public costs associated with gun violence and the growing mental health challenge
Not Just a Number: Fighting Individual PFAS & Lead Cases | Andrew W. Croner & Patrick J. Lanciotti (opens the original)
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In this episode of On The Docket with Napoli Shkolnik, Partner Andrew Croner and Junior Partner Patrick Lanciotti discuss the growing impact of environmental contamination litigation, with a focus on lead exposure and PFAS, commonly known as "forever chemicals." The conversation explores how these contaminants enter communities, the health concerns associated with long-term exposure, and the legal challenges involved in holding companies accountable. Patrick and Andrew examine the history of lea
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