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I Strenuously Object!

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5 Things We Want To Tell the Jury...But Can't!

The rules of trial by jury are many and complex. And most of those rules exist for good reasons. However, there are some rules that make lawyer's lives more difficult and a few that really get under our skin. So here they are, the 5 things we really, really want to be able to tell the jury, but are not allowed.

HOT NEWS! Allegheny County Property Assessments - May 2023 UPDATES

Bill Rogel lobs the questions and Nicole Hauptman Amick fires back with answers to: What's the latest news on the CLR? How bad is the backlog of hearings? How long should property owners expect to wait for a hearing? How many appeals are schools filing this year? And finally, the question we've all been wanting to know..."Why male models?"

Case or No Case? Buffalo Wild Wings, the man who was not dead, and a knee vs a life

In this episode of Case or No Case, Noah and Bill deliberate on several items in the news, the overriding question being "Do these plaintiffs have a case?" • Buffalo Wild Wings boneless chicken wings were found to not actually contain wing meat. Do we have a case? • A man is declared dead by EMTs but then is found to be alive. Does he have a case? Does his temporarily grieving and then overjoyed family have a case? • And finally, we compare two verdicts, one for the death of a college student in a hazing incident and another for medical malpractice regarding the knee of a football player, Philadelphia Eagle Chris Maragos. How do juries value a knee vs a life?

The Thrilling Conclusion to the Gwyneth Paltrow Ski Accident Trial

With the latest celebrity trial of the century coming to a close, Noah and Bill ask the eternal question, "What have we learned?" Why are live=streamed celebrity trials such a s**t show? Are tag-team lawyers in Utah a thing? And who is King Morgan?

We review Gwyneth Paltrow's ski accident trial...so far

The trial has barely started and the ISO gang already has plenty to say about it! Using their considerable experience as litigators, Noah and Bill evaluate the opening arguments, rate how they think the judge is handling the courtroom, score the results of the trial so far and explain what the "old person" defense is and why it's likely to be used in this trial. And we've only just begun!

Yes It's TRUE! 2022 & 2023 Allegheny County Tax Appeals Are Open!

It's never happened before! The appeal period for 2022 has officially reopened. That means we can help you appeal both 2022 and 2023 tax assessments. And what THAT means is that you may have an opportunity to get a refund for taxes you've already paid! On this episode of the podcast, FFRA's tax appeal maven Nicole Hauptmann Amick explains the details of this unprecedented event, discusses a little about how the tax appeals process works and whether you should seek a reassessment. The deadline is 3/31/23 so schedule a FREE consultation now at pghfirm.com

2023 Might Be The Best Year Ever To Appeal Your Property Taxes in Allegheny County!

In this episode The Queen of Tax Appeals, Nicole Hauptman Amick, brings her expertise to the podcast to discuss the latest breaking news about the 2023 tax reassessment. This has never happened before! The 2022 appeals window is reopening, making 2023 the best year ever to lower your property tax. Noah and Bill ask the questions you need to ask and Nicole gives the up-to-the-minute answers you need to know. Contact us at https://www.pghfirm.com/ to arrange your FREE consultation.
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The Best Legal Movies of ALL Time - PART 2

If you listened to Part 1 of our legal movie game show you know that the score is tied 1 to 1 between Bill and Noah. With three rounds to go it could be anybody's game, The rules are as follows: Noah and Bill each present to the court a movie with a legal theme. They then give their opening arguments, hoping to convince “we the jurors” that theirs is the best legal movie of all time. Opening arguments are followed by a rebuttal, a spirited debate and tons of movie clips in this tournament bracket-style competition. Classic movies are up against more contemporary films, comedies battle dramas, and along the way the guys break down why their movie deserves to be called the best of all time. Ten movies will be presented but only ONE can be the best of ALL time. Play along with us, and maybe learn a thing or two about courtroom procedure, cross examination techniques, and what to never say to a judge.

The Best Legal Movies of ALL time! - PART 1

What are the best legal movies of ALL time? I Strenuously Object Podcast takes a break from our recent string of heavy topics to have a little fun with a game show! Noah and Bill each present to the court a movie with a legal theme. They then give their opening arguments, hoping to convince “we the jurors” that theirs is the best legal movie of all time. Opening arguments are followed by a rebuttal, a spirited debate and tons of movie clips in this tournament bracket-style competition. Classic movies are up against more contemporary films, comedies battle dramas, and along the way the guys break down why their movie deserves to be called the best of all time. Ten movies will be presented but only ONE can be the best of ALL time. Play along with us, and maybe learn a thing or two about courtroom procedure, cross examination techniques, and what to never say to a judge.

The Alex Jones Billion $$$$ Verdict: Did The Jury Get It Right?

In this episode of I Strenuously Object the guys tackle the difficult topic of the recent Sandy Hook defamation case in which Info Wars’ infamous red-faced loudmouth Alex Jones was ordered to pay nearly a billion dollars. This discussion leads our intrepid attorneys down a legal, moral and philosophical rabbit hole as they wrestle with subjects such as, the limits of freedom of speech, the difference between liability and damages, the difference between compensatory and punitive damages and the monetary value we can place on suffering. Bill and Noah are joined by our “jurist in residence” the Ex-Godfather, “Everyday” Ron Meyers, who adds his passionate, non-lawyerly opinions to the proceedings, all in an effort to answer: “Did the Alex Jones Jury Get it Right?”.
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