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Medical Malpractice: Why should we change the law?
April 27, 2024
On this edition of the Law Dog Radio Show, host Rich Gilman and co-host Julie Bryant dive into medical malpractice, including what special qualifiers and difficulties revolving around these types of cases are, on what leads to malpractice cases becoming so expensive to prove, and why it's frustrating that there is a financial cap on medical malpractice cases when many other cases don't have one + discussion and rants on Israel vs. Hamas and funeral planning.
Mail Bag Saturday
April 20, 2024
On this edition of the Law Dog Radio Show, host Rich Gilman of Day Law Group is joined once again by co-host Julie Bryant as they head to the mail bag to answer recently submitted questions, including thoughts on probate in estate planning, the hardest thing to prove in court, mediation vs. arbitration, what is hearsay, conflict checks, burden of proof, and more!
Tax Day: Let's "Celebrate" paying taxes
April 14, 2024
Lynchburg's "Law Dog" Rich Gilman is joined once again by Julie Bryant, as they talk upcoming tax day and continue their conversation on trusts, including some fun tax-related facts you should know (sin taxes, playing card taxes, bagel taxes, and flatulence taxes), and later they pick up on their previous conversation regarding trusts
Estate Planning: Do you trust a Trust?
April 6, 2024
The "Law Dog" Rich Gilman, of Day Law Group, welcomes back to the studio Julie Bryant as they discuss hot button legal issues from current news stories, including a courtroom outburst against a bailiff and the ongoing restrictions of social media, plus he discusses estate planning, the need of wills, and types of trusts.
Easter Weekend: The Trials of Christ
March 30, 2024
On this special Easter edition of the Law Dog Radio show, host Rich Gilman and co-host Julie Bryant welcome to the studio Pastor Carl Farmer, as they discuss the events (from a legal perspective) that lead to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, including the origins of the Easter holiday, on the arrest and trial of Jesus of Nazareth, and how laws of the time were broken during this event.
The Month of Personal Injury:
Good Samaritan Laws
March 23, 2024
"Law Dog" - Rich Gilman is joined once again by the lovely Julie Bryant, as they discuss personal injury, including how good Samaritan laws may protect reckless individuals with good intentions, on physical injuries and death, and if the state of Virginia has class action lawsuits.
The Month of Personal Injury:
Does it Pay Big?
March 16, 2024
The "Law Dog" Rich Gilman is flanked by Julie Bryant, as they continue their series on personal injury, as this week they break down notable personal injury cases and their big paydays, including a case versus a corporate giant, a pharmaceutical lawsuit involving chemotherapy medicine, and if you can sue the government with a personal injury claim.
The Month of Personal Injury:
Intentional Torts . . . What?
March 9, 2024
On this episode of the Law Dog Radio Show, hosts Rich Gilman and Julie Bryant break down another unique aspect of U.S. law, this week they focus on intentional torts, including what exactly an intentional tort is, what the difference is between assault and battery, and what purpose 'intent' does or does not provide in these circumstances.
The Month of Personal Injury:
Auto Accidents
March 2, 2024
Day Law's Rich Gilman, along with co-host Julie Bryant, join the show to continue their two-part series on laws and love, as they look at the divorce side of matrimony, including some staggering stats behinds divorce, on if you need a lawyer to pursue divorce, on why a prenuptial agreement is always a good idea, and what the initial steps are when considering a divorce.
The Month of Love:
That Last Drop of Love
February 24, 2024
On this edition of the Law Dog Radio Show, host Rich Gilman and co-host Julie Bryant are back with their series regarding love and the law, as they break down how laws change between married couples and co-habiting couples, on unmarried people who have a child together, and why filial rule in Virginia requires adult children to care for their elderly parents.
The Month of Love:
Divorce and Prenups, Oh My!
February 17, 2024
Day Law's Rich Gilman, along with co-host Julie Bryant, join the show to continue their two-part series on laws and love, as they look at the divorce side of matrimony, including some staggering stats behinds divorce, on if you need a lawyer to pursue divorce, on why a prenuptial agreement is always a good idea, and what the initial steps are when considering a divorce.
The Month of Love:
Love, Marriage, and the Law
February 10, 2024
The Law Dog Rich Gilman is joined once again by the lovely Julie Bryant, as they discuss 'Love, Marriage, and the Law' on the heels of Valentines day, including what exactly a love contract is and how love and marriage intertwine with the law.
Can you Sue God?
February 3, 2024
On this edition of the Law Dog Radio Show, Day Law Group's Rich Gilman and co-host Julie Bryant discuss legal issues relating to love, including why it is possible to sue a higher being such as God, on when you may need a will or testament, and how things can get murky if you pass away without having a will already made.