Interrogatories with Josh Camson

In this episode, host Josh Camson talks to MBA member Jeffrey S. Feldman, Esq. Josh and Jeff discuss business divorces and arbitrations, as well as one of our most detailed responses on the merits of the Oxford Comma. Check out Jeff on the web at thefeldmanfirm.com and on social media at LinkedIn and Facebook.    Enjoying the podcast? Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

Host Josh Camson sits down with attorney and MBA member John Han to discuss acupuncture, Boston accents, and waking up next to a horse's head - in other words, a typical episode of Interrogatories.  John Han can be found at www.han.law.  Enjoying the show? Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

Josh interviews attorney Karl S. Myers, Esq., a local attorney who specializes in appellate practice. Josh and Karl discuss appellate law, dogs, and Uncrustables®.  Be sure to rate, review, and subscribe!

In this episode, Josh talks to MBA member Frank Mazzeo, Esq.  Frank is an IP (Patent) Attorney and partner with Ryder, Mazzeo & Konieczny, LLC in Colmar, PA.  Frank talks about growing up and working in the family business - a cheesesteak and hoagie shop and what persuaded Frank to pursue a career in law as well as a lengthy discussion on the merits of the oxford comma.  Frank can be found at his firm's website: www.ryderlu.com.  As always, make sure you rate, review, and subscribe to Interrogatories with Josh Camson!

For the second episode of the second season of Interrogatories, host Josh Camson interviews his second Chicagoan: Jessica Bednarz, Esq. Josh and Jessica discuss how to make legal assistance more accessible and affordable for those who need it.  Jessica leads the Justice Entrepreneurs Project (JEP) for the Chicago Bar Foundation and consults with law firms on ways to make their practices more affordable. Learn more about Jessica at www.chicagobarfoundation.org and www.adifferentpractice.com. 

Welcome to Season 2 of Interrogatories with Josh Camson! In our first episode of the new season, Josh sits down with Ben Grimes, Esq.  Ben is an Army veteran and currently works for the U.S. Department of Justice.  He is also a leadership coach and founder of BKG Leadership Coaching. You can find Ben at www.bkgleadershipcoaching.com and at LinkedIn - Benjamin Grimes. SPECIAL NOTE: Ben's stance on the Oxford Comma does not reflect the official stance of the USDOJ.  

Gear up for Season 2 of Interrogatories with Josh Camson! New episodes will be released throughout the summer and fall of 2022.  

Josh welcomes his first sitting Judge in this episode of Interrogatories.  Hon. Edward J. Levine is a Magisterial District Court Judge in Lansdale, PA who is currently running for reelection.  Judge Levine discusses his journey to the bench, by way of the Discovery Channel, car wash management, and becoming a lawyer later in life.  Also, bonus points for mentioning both Wilco and Vampire Weekend. Judge Levine can be reached at www.reelectjudgelevine.com and on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ReelectJudgeEd.  As always, make sure to share, rate, review, and subscribe!

In this episode, Josh heads to the midwest (via Zoom) to talk with Chicago-area attorney Dave Scriven-Young.  Dave is a fellow podcaster and host of the American Bar Association's "Litigation Radio" podcast.  Josh and Dave discuss becoming an elected official, Disney, and emotional intelligence - all of which go together perfectly.  Check out Dave on social media Twitter (https://twitter.com/AttorneyDSY), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/attorneydsy/), and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/AttorneyDSY/).  "Litigation Radio" can be found on all major podcast platforms as well as the Legal Talk Network.  Enjoying this podcast?? Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe!

In this special 20th episode of Interrogatories, Josh interviews 2020 MBA President Patrick J. Kurtas, Esq.  Patrick had an eventful year as President, steering the Montgomery Bar Association and local legal community through the uncharted waters of the worst pandemic in 100 years, leading the bar association during a time of political and social upheaval not seen in this country in 50 years, and overseeing the search and hiring of a new Executive Director for the first time in nearly 30 years.  Phew. Patrick and Josh also discuss the business of starting your own firm, cryptocurrency, and both Lollapalooza and Lawyerpalooza.  Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe!

In this episode, Josh talks with Regina Edwards of Edwards Family Law in Georgia.  Regina talks about her focus on remote working, flat fee arrangements, and being a White House intern!   Check out Regina by joining her Facebook group Lawyer on the Beach: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lawyeronthebeach, which contains valuable tips and information about working remotely.  Regina can also be found on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/georgiadivorcelawyer/ As always, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe!

Josh catches up with law school classmate Robin Hitchcock, who is neither a lawyer, a British singer-songwriter, nor a professional comedian, but a "professional education administrator in the field of comedy." Robin teaches improv comedy classes at the Arcade Comedy Theater in Pittsburgh.  Josh talks to Robin about her journey from law school to a career in comedy, Charlize Theron movie marathons, and inverted cat eyes. Also, as an added bonus this week, tune in for a killer Old Fashioned recipe for kids! Check out Robin on social media: @hitchdied on Twitter and Instagram and visit www.arcadecomedytheater.com.  Robin also hosts a number of podcasts, including: The Number One Movie in America, Theronathon, and Keanu Review. Enjoying Interrogatories with Josh Camson? Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe!  

Welcome to the first Double Josh episode, featuring Host Josh (Camson) and Guest Josh (Baron)! Josh Baron is a criminal defense attorney in Utah and author of The Business of Criminal Law (available on Amazon or by clicking here).  Josh & Josh also talk LinkedIn, kids, and FONTS!  Look for Josh Baron's podcast, "The Business of Criminal Law," beginning in August on all major platforms and check him out on LinkedIn. As always, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review! 

Josh welcomes James V. Monaghan, Esq., a solo practitioner who specializes in Workers Compensation law.  Josh and Jim talk about working remotely, collecting breweries, beer vs. wine, and how much compensation a severed pinkie finger will get you.  Kids, don't try this at home.  Visit Jim at www.norristownlegal.com and on social media: search "The Law Offices of James Monaghan" on Facebook and Twitter.  And be sure to rate, review, and subscribe! 

New attorney Franqui-Ann Raffaele talks to host Josh Camson about attending law school, taking the bar exam, and becoming a lawyer during a global pandemic - which included an unceremonious oath in a used car lot. Franqui also discusses why she became a lawyer and why she chose to focus on Estate Planning.  Reach Franqui at her firm's website, The Fleischmann Law Firm, https://www.fleischmannlawfirm.com/  And don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast!!

Josh welcomes guest John Gibson, an attorney based in California who lives in a van with his wife, Tawnee, and their daughter.  Tawnee is an endurance coach and together they produce the Endurance Planet podcast.  For more information, visit: https://enduranceplanet.com/ and follow John on Instagram - @ipaatthefinish. As always, please rate, review, and subscribe to Interrogatories with Josh Camson!

In this special episode, Josh interviews Representative Madeleine Dean (PA-4).  Representative Dean, a Montgomery County native, talks candidly about her family and her son's struggle with addiction, which is the subject of two recent books by the Congresswoman.  Josh and Rep. Dean also talk exercise, essays, and making the transition from practicing attorney to politician.  Follow Rep. Dean on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RepDean Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RepMadeleineDean And visit her website at: https://dean.house.gov/biography  Check out her books here: Under Our Roof: A Son's Battle for Recovery, a Mother's Battle for Her Son: https://www.amazon.com/Under-Our-Roof-Recovery-Mothers/dp/0593138066 You Are Always Loved: A Story of Hope: https://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Always-Loved-Story/dp/0593309243    Don't forget to like, subscribe, and rate!

After a brief hiatus, Josh returns with a new episode featuring Kathleen Creamer, Esq.  Kathy is the Managing Attorney, Family Law Unit at Community Legal Services in Philadelphia. Josh and Kathy discuss dependency law, child welfare law, and the impact of the pandemic on children and families in the system.  Follow Kathy on Twitter @familyadvokat. As always, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review!

Josh welcomes his first non-lawyer guest, Nancy Walsh, to the podcast.  Nancy is the founder and owner of tbdNOW, which provides a number of customizable services, including: leadership consulting, diversity and inclusion program development, team-building workshops, and much more! Nancy discusses her career trajectory from theatre major to teacher to small business owner. Find Nancy at www.tbdnowllc.com ! As always, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review!

Josh travels down to Florida (well, virtually) to interview Rachel Rese, an attorney with nearly half a million followers on TikTok. Rachel is a criminal defense lawyer specializing in post-conviction relief and talks to Josh about why she chose a career in law, how she got started on TikTok, and what her colleagues think about her fame.   Follow Rachel on TikTok: @rachrese3 (https://www.tiktok.com/@rachrese3) and on Instagram: @rach.e.rese (https://www.instagram.com/rach.e.rese/) As always, make sure to subscribe and leave us a 5-star review!

Listen as Josh conducts his first West Coast interview with Sam Mollaei, owner/founder of Mollaei Law and Legal Funnel.  Sam discusses how he created a 100% virtual law firm by utilizing the "funnel" concept and how that has allowed him to work whenever and from wherever he chooses.  Visit Sam at www.mollaeilaw.com , www.legalfunnel.com and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/legalfunnel.  

In Episode 8, Josh chats with Cary Hall, Esq. - a [very] solo practitioner, about his experience growing up in the South, what judges think of his pony-tail, and his side-gig as a guitarist in a classic rock cover band named after a werewolf-like monster who inhabits the swamps of Louisiana (Rougarou).  Visit Cary at www.carybhall.com and follow his band Rougarou on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/rougaroubandpa Enjoying the podcast, of course you are! Download, rate, and subscribe - you know the drill.

In a first for Interrogatories, Josh welcomes not one, but TWO guests: Bruce Pancio, Esq. and Hon. Joseph P. Walsh of the firm Walsh Pancio, LLC.  Bruce and Judge Walsh (or "Your Honor" as he is called at home) discuss how they started their firm and how the practice has evolved since then.  Also, learn why you should always prepare your briefs with an even number of paragraphs or a number that is divisible by five.  What? Yup. Listen. Visit Walsh Pancio at www.walshpancio.com, and follow on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WalshPancioLLC . Don't forget to rate and subscribe to this amazing podcast! 

In this episode, Josh welcomes Nicole Phillips, an attorney running for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Montgomery County.  Nicole talks about why she is running for Judge (other than not having to pick out an outfit every day), her journey to Pennsylvania from Florida via Massachusetts, and why you should never place a hat on a bed.  Visit Nicole online at www.friendsofnicolephillips.org and on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/friendsofnicolephillips.     If you're enjoying Interrogatories with Josh Camson, which of course you are or you wouldn't be reading this, remember to rate and subscribe!

This week, Josh interviews one of the region's preeminent criminal defense attorneys, Marc Robert Steinberg, Esq., Managing Partner (or not??) of Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford, P.C. in Lansdale, PA.  Marc and Josh discuss technology, bar association involvement, and representing high profile clients over the course of Marc's nearly 50 year career practicing law.  Visit Marc at his firm's website, https://www.rgsglaw.com/. 

Join host Josh Camson as he talks to Jimmy Chong, an attorney who practices in PA and DE and specializes in personal injury and pandemic-induced patent law.  Josh and Jimmy talk vaccine distribution, diversity, and how to start your own law firm while moonlighting as a ???. Visit Jimmy at www.chonglawfirm.com. 

In this episode of Interrogatories, Josh Camson sits down with Montgomery County Prothonotary Noah Marlier.  Noah talks about being a newly-elected official during a global pandemic, how his experience in the Peace Corps and teaching led to a career in law and politics, and the correct spelling and pronunciation of "prothonotary."  Follow Noah and the Montgomery County Prothonotary's office on Facebook (Prothonotary Noah Marlier), Twitter (Montgomery County Prothonotary Noah Marlier) and online at: http://montcopa.org/prothy 

Listen as host Josh Camson talks to MBA Past President Greg Gifford about practicing during COVID, interesting hobbies, and family history. Greg is a Past President of the Montgomery Bar Association and a partner at Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford, P.C. in Lansdale, PA.  Their website is https://www.rgsglaw.com/. 

In our premier episode of Interrogatories, host Josh Camson interviews Montgomery Bar Association President Jacqueline M. Reynolds, a Shareholder with Marshall Dennehey (https://marshalldennehey.com/).