"All Things Legal" with Nicaud and Sunseri

Albert tells Doug about some recent massive changes to contractor law and how it might affect homeowners working with contractors.

Doug & Albert are BACK after a whirlwind of a month we've had to dive into what all went down around the Trump Assassination Attempt, before switching up to recap optimism heading into Saints training camp and if the Pelicans rookies looked good during their five-game Summer League stretch before closing out the first hour dissecting interdiction and conservatorship for an elderly person.

Doug & Albert sound off on interdiction and its role in power-of-attorney and conservatorship issues stemming from old age or decreased mental capacity.

With Doug & Albert back after a tumultuous weekend last week, we dive into what all went down and what we should expect and like to hear about the serious security failures that occurred at the Trump rally in PA that led to his assassination attempt.

Albert is out of town but don't fret, the Boss Lady, Michelle joins Doug to hold down the fort this week as they tackle city-issued zoning changes affecting homeowners, the importance of getting land surveys done for new homeowners, wording and "legalese" in wills and estate planning documents, what a  a continuing tutorship is, and more!

In the 2nd hour, Doug and Michelle discuss how vital it is to have clear and concise wording in a will or estate planning document, what a continuing tutorship is, how can parents and families use this tool, and whether or not you should put condominium you own into an LLC to protect yourself from severe debt and mismanaged properties?

Doug and Michelle get into the depths of what exactly a continuing tutorship is.

Doug and Michelle discuss how important it is to have a proper understanding of the wording and vocabulary used in wills and estate plannings.

Doug and Michelle are back from a nice little getaway in Europe diving right back into the most pressing matters... college football and LSU's first game against USC, before switching up to answer listener questions regarding everything from zoning change issues and should you look into getting a written land survey to protect yourself after buying a new home?

Doug and Michelle answer a text about whether a written survey is a good recommendation for someone who bought a new home.

Doug and Michelle dive into sports as we always do covering LSU's game against USC, Garrett Nussmeier's odds at the Heisman and what Doug has heard surrounding his hype, if the Alabama dynasty is dead and gone, and finally where Doug lies on his feelings about this upcoming year for the Saints.

This week, Albert is joined by Louisiana State Senator from the 10th District, Kirk Talbot, to discuss the current state of homeowners insurance in Louisiana following a perfect storm of increased hurricane numbers and strength and COVID, as well as where the insurance industry goes from here, what is Louisiana Citizens insurance, and how does the fortified roof program work on a home with an exis...

In the 2nd hour, Albert and Kirk dive into what is Louisiana Citizens insurance and why it was created before circling back to what changes are being made for homes now to take some of the weight off the insurance companies and homeowners, before closing out with a discussion on how a massive step homeowners can take forward is looking into getting a fortified roof.

Albert is joined by Kirk Talbot, member of the Louisiana State Senate in LA's 10th District to discuss the insurance reforms, the current state of the homeowners insurance market within the state, and the perfect storm of Covid and a series of hurricanes in a short span of 14 months that prompted sweeping changes in the industry. 

In the 2nd hour, Albert and Scott dive into some more experiences and common cases that they see in toxic materials exposure law, what type of products we saw and might still see today that could lead to increased exposure to dangerous chemicals that could cause cancer, a quick little lesson on wrongful death suits and how you can get in touch with Scott regarding a case you may have.

Doug is out of town but that doesn't stop Albert from calling up special guest and fellow attorney Scott Galante to discuss what his background is with regards to Mesothelioma and toxic exposure law, what legal actions should be taken by people who purchase homes with leftover property left in the home that have not been picked up, before switching back up to cover the common jobs and fields that...

In our 2nd hour, Doug & Albert dive into what you might need to know when purchasing a home for cash, what paperwork/procedures might pop up in that situation, what it mean when a real estate ad says "donation, no value", by extension how that affects buyers in the current real estate market. Later on, Doug & Albert discuss the 2024 St. Judes House giveaway and what you would have to pay i...

It is a sad day as Doug & Albert look back on the 2024 LSU Baseball season and look forward to LSU Football coming down the line as we are just some 80-odd days away from their opener versus USC, as well as what the Pelicans might need to do this offseason, before diving into unintended consequences of dealing with estate properties and wills due to unnecessary litigation before a situation ar...

In our final little half-hour special edition, Doug and Albert dive into the FTC's recent ruling effectively banning non-compete and a new house bill to be signed into law that covers insurance companies dropping coverage of homeowners.

In the 2nd hour, Doug and Albert jump at a doozy of a question covering service dog accommodation at work, the American Disability Act, and by extension how service dog accommodation works in housing issues and at public places like a restaurant, and more broadly, how the law is applied versus theorized.

LSU is on the ropes as they face an elimination game in the Chapel Hill Regional, Saints HoF inductees this season with Drew Brees and friend of the show, Doug Moreau, the NBA Finals are set with a serious David v. Goliath story ahead of us. Later on, Doug and Albert discuss how old climate change predictions haven't fully come to fruition regarding this year's Hurricane season predictions and som...

In the 2nd hour, Doug & Albert dive deeper into the new Hurricane claim laws being brought before the Louisiana legislature, what this would look like in our day to day, how unintended consequences might help clear up the, and when selling a property with an addendum that is desired, does the seller have to remedy it with a specific contractor, and does change being desired by the buyer make i...

Following one of LSU's weirdest and most memorable games in the history of Tiger baseball, Doug & Albert dive into what this means for the Tigers' future in the NCAA Tournament starting up next weekend, LSU's chances in the SEC Championship against #1 Tennesse, and whether or not a win could push them up to a #1 and allow for LSU to host a regional, if we can sue the SEC and NCAA for emotional...

We start off the 2nd hour giving a big ole Happy Birthday to the big man himself, Archie Manning, before diving into the trend of increased financial exploitation of the elderly, a will debacle in a large family that brings up heirship, advice on injury law lawsuits, and what you might need to know about rental property ownership if you are put into an elderly care facility?

With the NBA Playoffs chugging along, the NFL schedule release, NCAA Baseball Tourney coming up, Doug & Albert have a full slate of stuff to dive into before covering people protesting the Israel-Hamas War at the City Hall, and what actions can you take if their water bill is shared with another renter but won't agree to pay their half?