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The Injury Law Pod (feat. Eric Bartlett, Esq.)

Welcome to The Injury Law Pod — the podcast that explores and demystifies the complex world of personal injury law!

Podcast · By Eric E. Bartlett, Esq. · English · Official site

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Sep 4, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    They Cremated the Wrong Body... Can You Sue? (opens the original)

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    HURT? LET US HELP YOU! 🚨 Have a personal injury case? We’re here to help! Northland Injury Law: https://www.northlandinjurylaw.com When we hand over a loved one to a funeral home or morgue, we trust them to treat our family member with total care and respect. But what happens if that trust is broken and someone makes a terrible mistake with their remains? In this episode of The Injury Law Pod, Eric breaks down Missouri's "right of sepulture" and explains who actually has the legal power to make

  2. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Can a TikTok Repost Get You Sued?! (opens the original)

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    HURT? LET US HELP YOU! 🚨 Have a personal injury case? We’re here to help! Northland Injury Law: https://www.northlandinjurylaw.com In this episode of The Injury Law Pod, Eric talks about the fine line between sharing an opinion online and getting sued for defamation. Using high-profile trials as an example, he explains why simply calling something an opinion doesn't always protect you from legal trouble. Eric breaks down five key questions everyone should ask before hitting post, like checking i

  3. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Flock Camera Glitch Nearly Got an Innocent Person Shot! (opens the original)

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    HURT? LET US HELP YOU! 🚨 Have a personal injury case? We’re here to help! Northland Injury Law: https://www.northlandinjurylaw.com Have you ever wondered what happens when police technology gets it wrong? In this episode of the Injury Law Pod, host Eric Bartlett breaks down how flock cameras work and why innocent drivers are sometimes wrongly stopped by police. He walks through who might actually be held responsible when technology makes a mistake—from the camera company to the police department

  4. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    Can ChatGPT Kill You? (opens the original)

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    HURT? LET US HELP YOU! 🚨 Have a personal injury case? We’re here to help! Northland Injury Law: https://www.northlandinjurylaw.com Can you actually sue an AI company if a chatbot gives you bad advice and you get hurt? In this episode of The Injury Law Pod, Eric breaks down a real lawsuit against OpenAI after a man almost died from following dangerous medical advice from ChatGPT. He walks through the five big legal questions lawyers have to answer, like proving the AI was wrong and figuring out w

  5. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    The $56 Million Stalking Nightmare eBay Couldn't Cover Up (opens the original)

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    HURT? LET US HELP YOU! 🚨 Have a personal injury case? We’re here to help! Northland Injury Law: https://www.northlandinjurylaw.com When employees do something wrong, is the company actually to blame or did the worker just go rogue? In this episode of Injury Law Pod, Eric breaks down a shocking case where eBay employees harassed a couple and triggered a massive settlement. He walks through five big questions lawyers ask to figure out when a business is responsible for its workers' bad actions. Tu

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