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On today's show, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud talk about President Donald Trump saying he will move to significantly restrict the Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) system in college sports. Then, Doug and Albert address the exploitation of the elderly.

On today's show, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud talk about navigating estate planning for couples who are remarried with children from the previous marriage.

On today's show, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud explain how modern technology is changing the dynamic of how law firms operate and removing personal emotion when taking legal actions.

On today's show, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud talk about the crazy prop bets that can be made during the big game. Then, Doug and Albert discuss if parents can disinherit their children, if a person can write out a will without lawyers, and more.

On today's show, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud talk about the process of parents kicking children out of the house, landlords removing tenants from their property, doing business with a company that has filed for bankruptcy, and more.

On today's show, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud give your weekend legal advice (and talk sports).

On today's show, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud cover some new laws in Louisiana that go into effect in 2026. Also, Doug and Sunseri talk about the end of the Cantrell Administration and the beginning of the Moreno Administration.

This hour, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud talk about the end of the Cantrell Administration and the beginning of the Moreno Administration and cover some new Louisiana contractor laws that go into effect in 2026.

This hour, Doug Sunseri and Albert Nicaud cover some new Louisiana motorist laws that go into effect in 2026.

On this episode of All Things Legal, Doug and Al break down how you should handle a relationship with your lawyer. They look forward to the Saints' matchup against the Carolina Panthers, cheer on Tulane in their playoff game vs Ole Miss, and detail how to find a lawyer that fits your goals.