In the insightful episode of the Lawyers and Mediators International Show and Podcast, I sit down with Hillary Johns, a seasoned trial lawyer specializing in entertainment law. Broadcasting from the bustling hub of Burbank, California, the conversation dives deep into the complexities of entertainment law, exploring issues related to intellectual property, media rights, and non-disclosure […]
In Episode 288 of the Lawyers and Mediators International Show, we took the LMIPodcast on the road to California. I sat down with Attorney Martin Kaufman of The Kaufman Law Firm at his LA office to explore the legal implications of the recent California wildfires. Attorney Kaufman, a seasoned California trial lawyer with experience in […]
Mediator Brett Lovett of FamilyReconcile.com discusses with Mac & Natalia the quality of “sincerity” and how it can help restore and repair relationships. Part of the series on qualities needed to reconnect with family, which so far includes other qualities like deference, gratitude, humility, vulnerability, apology, and forgiveness. The YouTube video is available to be […]
Mediator Brett Lovett presents in this YouTube video of FamilyReconcile.com continues with next topic in his series on reconnecting with family. Vulnerability, something humans and animals seem to avoid, can be understood also as the courage to risk exposure for the sake of love, such as the love needed to mend a broken relationship. Listen […]
Family mediators Brett Lovett of FamilyReconcile.com and Natalia discuss the second quality needed to reconnect with family: gratitude. Most of us assume we know what gratitude and gratefulness is, but Lovett helps shed light on how this powerful quality can help reshape our relationships, especially those torn apart by strife. Watch video recording on YouTube […]
Mediator Brett Lovett, of Familyreconcile.com, joins mediators Mac and Natalia of OPLawyers.org, to discuss “deference to others” as a quality individuals need to practice to reduce conflict and live in harmony. Relationships, whether they be in the family, workplace, or in society at large, can be challenging, especially after the great “reset” called covid pandemic.
