Speaker 1: Good time for law and disorder.
Speaker 2: I demand a lawyer with attorney Jeff Kaufman on one
Speaker 2: oh one one w JR R.
Speaker 3: We are Orlando's rock station. Jeff from Kaufman and Lynn Partner.
Speaker 3: There fine personal injury firm here in Central Florida. If
Speaker 3: you or someone you know has been injured, slip and fall,
Speaker 3: car accident, you know, whatever it might be, and you think, hey,
Speaker 3: maybe I need a lawyer to get involved, but you're
Speaker 3: not quite sure.
Speaker 1: Called Jeff. He's a good sounding board.
Speaker 2: Jeff at when you need us dot com. That's his email,
Speaker 2: Jeff at whenuneed us dot com if you want to
Speaker 2: call him directly four zero seven five hundred Jeff or
Speaker 2: pound five four six on your cell. It was good
Speaker 2: to see you this weekend.
Speaker 4: It's good to see you guys out in your element.
Speaker 4: You had a coup that you had a little rockstar
Speaker 4: there you were. You guys are doing it enough that
Speaker 4: the pitmasters and pores over. We can thank you to
Speaker 4: everybody who came out. Jeff participated ahead of booth out.
Speaker 4: There also was a referee in the wrestling extravaganza that
Speaker 4: went down. You took a bump, I saw a Jeffery. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Jefferee took a little hit.
Speaker 3: Now, if you get injured doing that, ud, do you
Speaker 3: sign waivers or something before you go out?
Speaker 4: And Jeffrey, yeah, I was, I was. I was covered
Speaker 4: under this. I okay, But then again, you know, I
Speaker 4: was just curious.
Speaker 1: I went down pretty quick.
Speaker 2: Has somebody hit in the head with a sock that
Speaker 2: had it was a loaded rocks supposed to be a
Speaker 2: uh remember, I don't know what it was, but it was.
Speaker 1: It left me with a little headache.
Speaker 2: I remember that back in sing sing we do with
Speaker 2: coke cans in there.
Speaker 1: You remember what he did, the stretching sing sing. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: my I did my nickel there.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, real quick question for you. I'm just curious
Speaker 3: how something like this plays out. I saw it in
Speaker 3: the news and this is right up your alley. Woman
Speaker 3: is suing American Airlines over severe burns to her genital area.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Flight's going on. This is back in February. The lawsuits
Speaker 3: just now being filed. The pilot captain consans, I need
Speaker 3: everybody to please return to your seats and buckle up.
Speaker 3: We're about to hit some rough air turbulence ahead. And
Speaker 3: as everybody's returning to their seats. The flight crew is
Speaker 3: trying to secure everything. They hit the turbulence, and the
Speaker 3: turbulence sent the hot coffee pot flying off the cart
Speaker 3: and into her lap.
Speaker 1: Is Yes, sory, that's not good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to be on that jury when it
Speaker 2: comes to photo.
Speaker 3: Is that what's the I mean, they know that they're
Speaker 3: about to hit their they're taking steps to try to.
Speaker 4: Well, that's that's ridiculous. I mean, yeah, these things move
Speaker 4: around pretty well all day long. You know, you got
Speaker 4: to secure dangerous stuff. For those who don't know, it's
Speaker 4: real simple, and I'll send you to law school real quick.
Speaker 4: Three elements. First off, damages with somebody damaged, Yes, she
Speaker 4: got she got burned off it too. Uh should somebody
Speaker 4: have done something or did they do something?
Speaker 1: In this case?
Speaker 4: They said, definitely, you should secure really hot coffee so
Speaker 4: it can't fly off something like this. And three us
Speaker 4: at the cause of her injuries. Yes, of course it's
Speaker 4: the cause of her injuries.
Speaker 3: So even though they're attempting to get everything, because the
Speaker 3: pilot has just come on and said all this and boom,
Speaker 3: they hit it.
Speaker 1: They didn't secure it.
Speaker 4: Remember this, Should you have known? Hey, listen, you know
Speaker 4: in the air. We have turbulence. So let's see what
Speaker 4: we don't want. We don't want coffee pots go flying
Speaker 4: around and dumping scolding water on people.
Speaker 1: Now I'm not advocating for it or aney. Well, no, see,
Speaker 1: it's not what you do, it's also what you don't do.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: That's that's the definition of negligence, being wrong, having a
Speaker 4: duty and.
Speaker 1: Not du t wide taco.
Speaker 2: Kind of like when your mom would say if you
Speaker 2: were going to cuss, and.
Speaker 1: You'd go sullar and she'd go, it's the thought that counts.
Speaker 2: You're still in trouble, Like, just like that, you should
Speaker 2: have secured that pot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's go with that one. You didn't.
Speaker 4: Maybe I don't even You know, at law school there's
Speaker 4: always some dude who puts his hand up and ask
Speaker 4: this weird ask question, and everyone just kind of goes, okay,
Speaker 4: where are we going with this?
Speaker 1: Okay, but we all agree, yes, yes, exactly, wash your
Speaker 1: mouth out. Yes, what's next.
Speaker 2: I'd take a coffee pot at the generals.
Speaker 1: No, you wouldn't. I will. I don't think you say
Speaker 1: that until you're going wait a second, you know i'd
Speaker 1: burn your coffee beans.
Speaker 2: A person on an electric bike. Remember please try to
Speaker 2: keep these short. I summarized this when a person on
Speaker 2: an e bike was traveling against the flow of traffic
Speaker 2: on a one way road and ran into my vehicle
Speaker 2: last year. He hired lawyers. They tried to sue me.
Speaker 2: I defended myself and was able to get the lawsuit
Speaker 2: dismissed on the merits. Am I able to effectively sue
Speaker 2: him for damages he did to my vehicle and for
Speaker 2: all the time that he wastes, all of my time
Speaker 2: that he wasted with a frivolous lawsuit.
Speaker 4: In situations like this, sometimes the course will put fees
Speaker 4: and costs towards the defendant if you can show that
Speaker 4: it was clearly their faul things like that. But the
Speaker 4: problem is with these scooters. There's no insurance on these things,
Speaker 4: so if you get hit with one of these things,
Speaker 4: especially downtown, they're all over the place and people are
Speaker 4: getting hurt all the time, and they're the city.
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
Speaker 4: There's this weird contract the city has with these scooter companies,
Speaker 4: so they don't require them to have licenses, they don't
Speaker 4: require them to have insurance, they don't require anything, so
Speaker 4: people are really getting hurt really bad to their fast.
Speaker 1: They're fast under what guys are they able to? Oh,
Speaker 1: we don't need any inance. They're electric.
Speaker 4: I guess there's electric and there's no motor and the
Speaker 4: horse power and all this other nonsense. But they should
Speaker 4: not be allowed downtown. I can tell you. Every day
Speaker 4: I live down there, every day I see somebody burn in.
Speaker 4: They hurt themselves people, you know, And it's not like
Speaker 4: you have to have a license to drive one. Any
Speaker 4: any moron goes, oh here my credit card and they
Speaker 4: hop on these things. It's like a motorcycle in a
Speaker 4: weird way.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: You these take basic skills to do it, and yes,
Speaker 4: you could be very coordinated. But there are some people
Speaker 4: who should never get on these things.
Speaker 2: You are you thinking of a scooter or an e
Speaker 2: bike because he's talking about an eBoy the same thing.
Speaker 4: Those things go like thirty thirty thirty plus more. They
Speaker 4: rent the e bikes and the scooters. It's the same
Speaker 4: thing downtown. Yeah, but those are the rentals. Those are
Speaker 4: that's not I'm sure he's dealing with somebody who's doing
Speaker 4: but yeah, it's it's not right.
Speaker 3: Five hundred pound bag of feathers can still crush youh wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I'm sorry that happened to you. You know
Speaker 4: what he's going to say, Well, then you shouldn't have representative.
Speaker 2: Well could you sue? Could he see the guy for
Speaker 2: the damages to his vehicle?
Speaker 1: But the fact is this he has.
Speaker 4: What happened was is I guarantee his car company, car
Speaker 4: insurance company. It was like a five hundred dollars yeah, deductible, reductible,
Speaker 4: so you could only sue for what you actually went in.
Speaker 4: As far as you're getting sued for it, you know
Speaker 4: that was for your lawyer and most likely you were
Speaker 4: defended by your insurance company.
Speaker 2: And pat you mentioned, uh, the insurance. It's just like
Speaker 2: golf carts. You don't have to have insurance on a
Speaker 2: golf cart, which I don't really get that either. To
Speaker 2: Jeff quick question, my mother gave me her old vehicle
Speaker 2: because she got a new one. Left men left the
Speaker 2: registration and her name. If anything was to occur, does
Speaker 2: she own any liability? Yes, it's her car until you
Speaker 2: transfer it over, it's still hers.
Speaker 1: Change it over, dude, yep or man?
Speaker 2: Uh. Since the government requires us to have a Social
Speaker 2: Security number, how come they don't protect us from identity theft.
Speaker 4: Because they don't care. You want to announce, oh, come on,
Speaker 4: stop it how many times? And we know what country
Speaker 4: is involved with most of the identity theft it happens.
Speaker 4: It's the it's these ending companies they go over. You know,
Speaker 4: we should make a huge hill of it. You're absolutely right,
Speaker 4: I said a very Let's just say I was a
Speaker 4: little cavalier with that concept. I think the government is
Speaker 4: failing us on a discussing level. They never go after
Speaker 4: these people. Every day, somebody's trying to screw us over
Speaker 4: for felonies everything else. And we care more about somebody
Speaker 4: stealing a podium from Pelosi than we do about people
Speaker 4: stealing millions of dollars from elderly people every day. So
Speaker 4: how about we go out and we fight the real crimes.
Speaker 4: So this has nothing to do with politics. It just
Speaker 4: has to do with giving a damn about the things
Speaker 4: that are really important.
Speaker 1: Damn man like weedies this morning.
Speaker 4: No, I'm just you know, he is right, and I'm
Speaker 4: sick about people like that who get screwed over every
Speaker 4: day and everything is a problem, and we just put
Speaker 4: up with it. And for some reason, our government doesn't
Speaker 4: care because then they'd have to go after you know,
Speaker 4: they'd have to say, hey, listen, we have to sanction
Speaker 4: your country for it. They have buildings, I mean just
Speaker 4: massive buildings sitting there where they're scam calling elderly people
Speaker 4: in the.
Speaker 1: US from India.
Speaker 4: And you see this, and it's all over the internet.
Speaker 4: You watch these whole buildings. They're backtracing them there. They
Speaker 4: have the videos. They're watching these people in these buildings
Speaker 4: doing it to us, and none.
Speaker 2: Of these people get prosecuted. He's so fired up, I
Speaker 2: think needs a BWO sticker.
Speaker 1: Come on board. I'm putting it right on the top
Speaker 1: right here. It's gonna be like a name plate right
Speaker 1: on the back of your truck. Okay, are your jeep?
Speaker 2: I work for a large company in Florida that has
Speaker 2: dash cams installed in all of the vehicles. Found out
Speaker 2: that these cameras also can see in the cab and
Speaker 2: are monitored.
Speaker 4: Is that legal? Absolutely? Absolutely illegal? Yr You know here,
Speaker 4: businesses can hide cameras all they want. The second, now,
Speaker 4: what you didn't say is that they're tracking your voice too.
Speaker 4: As far as video goes, that's fine, as long as
Speaker 4: they don't hide them in the bathrooms and they're catching
Speaker 4: weird stuff. But normally video is not protected. Sounds sometimes is,
Speaker 4: so you know, it depends on what's.
Speaker 1: Going on where it is, whether you're aware of it
Speaker 1: or not.
Speaker 3: They're looking out for the their company, and there were
Speaker 3: cameras behind the bar, and they're not protecting the bartenders
Speaker 3: there to catch them from stealing.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, they didn't have the camera. Great attended.
Speaker 2: Oh, my wife had digestive not mine, this person. My
Speaker 2: wife had digestive issues for years after getting multiple colonoscopies,
Speaker 2: The last one she got revealed that she has stage
Speaker 2: three colon cancer. I'm terrible story about that and in
Speaker 2: seriously sorry, and it obstructed nearly fifty percent of her colon.
Speaker 2: Is it possible to file a lawsuit file a suit
Speaker 2: against the doctor who missed the mass just six months ago? Uh?
Speaker 3: Pat, that's gonna be awfully hard to prove that it
Speaker 3: was there six months ago, unless you get somebody who
Speaker 3: is a fellow doctor to say that that may be
Speaker 3: the case on the stand in a court of law.
Speaker 4: And that this doctor it was unreasonable for him to
Speaker 4: miss this is unreasonable for him to treat it that
Speaker 4: way and because of his unreasonableness. This is how you
Speaker 4: were damaged. Yeah, that's that's the definition. Unfortunately, it's so
Speaker 4: hard because you know, finding in medical malpractice cases aren't easy.
Speaker 4: You know, out of every hundred hundred cases, you might
Speaker 4: be able to take one of them based on the scenarios.
Speaker 4: That's how protective. You know, the system is in Florida
Speaker 4: and we.
Speaker 1: All hope this show and actually in most states, holds
Speaker 1: through on that. I'm terribly sorry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it sucks if we didn't get to your question.
Speaker 2: I'm printing them out to do next week. Jeff It
Speaker 2: when you need us dot com is his direct email,
Speaker 2: jeffet when you need us dot com or four zero
Speaker 2: seven five hundred.
Speaker 3: Jeff Yeah, you can get ahold of him right now
Speaker 3: and you know, get a hold you know, if you
Speaker 3: need something answered right away this week, you'll get back
Speaker 3: to you anything else you need to hit here.
Speaker 1: Jeck got a little hot over it. Sorry about that.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah we are. Next week we're taking a bunch
Speaker 4: of people to Joker and we have about fifty tickets left.
Speaker 4: We're taking about eight hundred people. It's unbelievable how people
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Speaker 2: You, Jeff, for you, You know what I mean, Jeff
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