Podcast
The Fixer Podcast
Hosted by johntatoianthefixer · EN
https://www.youtube.com/@johntatoianenterprises
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Fighting Back: Protecting Consumer Rights in the Face of Corporate Power
Jan 8, 202500:15:23Tap to summarizeEpisode Summary Fighting Back: Protecting Consumer Rights in the Face of Corporate Power In this episode, host Kevin Rosenquist and experienced attorney John Tatoian discuss the challenges consumers face when taking on large corporations. They explore key consumer rights, strategies for building a strong case, and the legal protections available under various laws, such as the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. John emphasizes the importance of consulting a lawyer and provides actionable advice for handling disputes, documenting evidence, and navigating class-action lawsuits. Timestamps: [00:00-00:30] Introduction by Kevin Rosenquist and episode overview [00:31-01:47] Why consumers should avoid going up against conglomerates alone [01:48-02:37] How corporations violate consumer rights and treat fines as a cost of doing business [02:38-03:48] Common disputes with banks and insurance companies [03:49-05:39] When and how to consider legal action against corporations [05:40-07:12] Steps for building a strong case: documenting and preserving evidence [07:13-09:51] Overview of underutilized consumer protections and statutes [09:52-12:18] Class-action lawsuits: benefits, requirements, and process [12:19-13:44] Why consumers should always consult a lawyer and avoid representing themselves [13:45-14:47] Common pitfalls for pro se litigants and the importance of understanding procedural rules About The Show The Fixer Podcast is your go-to resource for navigating the complex world of consumer rights and legal challenges. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist and featuring experienced attorney and author John Tatoian, the show tackles issues ranging from corporate overreach and unfair practices to effective legal strategies and consumer protections. Each episode provides practical advice, real-world examples, and expert insights to empower listeners to stand up for their rights and make informed decisions when facing powerful corporations.
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Dec 27, 202400:16:19Tap to summarizeEpisode Summary In this episode of The Fixer, Kevin Rosenquist and experienced attorney John Tatoian delve into the nuanced world of debt collection and legal strategies for businesses. John shares insights on ethical approaches to debt recovery, leveraging information, and avoiding litigation pitfalls. They also discuss common mistakes businesses make when negotiating disputes, such as letting emotions dictate strategy, and offer practical advice for achieving favorable outcomes. Additionally, John explores how his experience as a business investor shapes his approach to legal negotiations and highlights key differences in debt collection laws between Massachusetts and Connecticut. Timestamps: [00:00-00:30] Introduction and episode overview. [00:31-02:56] Ethical approaches to debt collection and nonviolent communication. [02:57-05:10] Challenges of dealing with judgment-proof debtors and strategic adversarial methods. [05:11-07:19] The importance of emotional control in business disputes. [07:20-08:39] How economic stability influences decision-making in negotiations. [08:40-10:49] Leveraging information as a powerful asset in legal and business contexts. [10:50-12:41] Avoiding unethical practices like extortion and maintaining professional conduct. [12:42-15:50] Legal differences in debt collection procedures between Massachusetts and Connecticut. About The Show The Fixer is a podcast hosted by Kevin Rosenquist featuring experienced attorney and author John Tatoian. Each episode dives into the complexities of legal and business challenges, offering expert insights and practical strategies for navigating disputes, debt collection, and ethical negotiations. With a blend of professional expertise and engaging storytelling, John shares his wealth of knowledge, from leveraging information for business success to avoiding common legal pitfalls. Whether you're a business owner, legal enthusiast, or just curious about the inner workings of the law, The Fixer delivers valuable takeaways in every episode.
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Navigating Debt, Disputes, and Business Law
Dec 17, 202400:12:51Tap to summarizeEpisode Summary In this episode of The Fixer Podcast, LPN host Kevin Rosenquist interviews attorney John Tatoian, who shares his journey into law, inspired by his family's longstanding legal practice. John discusses his book Paper into Cash, which focuses on strategies for turning unpaid judgments into revenue, and explains how his personal approach to law differs from larger firms. He emphasizes the importance of personal attention and ethical practice in client relations and the challenges of navigating multiple legal specialties, particularly in the ever-changing landscape of regulations. Timestamps [00:00:01 - 00:00:24] Introduction to the podcast and guest [00:00:24 - 00:02:13] John Tatoian's background and decision to pursue law [00:02:13 - 00:03:36] Inspiration behind Paper into Cash and strategies for dealing with unpaid debts [00:03:36 - 00:05:11] Overview of John’s various business entities and their focus [00:05:11 - 00:08:43] The benefits of personal attention in legal practice vs. larger firms [00:08:43 - 00:11:34] Challenges of maintaining multiple legal specialties and keeping up with changing laws [00:11:34 - 00:12:43] Closing remarks and how to connect with John Tatoian About The Show The Fixer Podcast features attorney John Tatoian discussing debt disputes and business law. LPN Host Kevin Rosenquist explores John's journey from film production to law, the inspiration for his book Paper into Cash, and the importance of personalized legal service over larger firms. John highlights the challenges of keeping up with changing regulations and emphasizes ethical practice and strong client relationships, offering valuable insights for anyone navigating legal issues in business or debt management.
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