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Send us Fan MailA car wreck can change your life in seconds and then the insurance company starts building a case against you. We’ve handled thousands of personal injury cases, and we keep seeing the same five defense tactics used to pay less or deny claims entirely. Knowing them upfront helps you protect your credibility and avoid mistakes that quietly shave huge dollars off your settlement value. We walk through why delayed medical treatment is so damaging, even when you honestly thought you could “rub some dirt on it” and keep going. We also explain how “gaps in treatment” get weaponized, what it means to mitigate damages, and why missed appointments can look like you do not take your injuries seriously. Then we get into the pre existing injury argument, how insurers label people “damaged goods,” and how honesty with your doctors and a clean timeline can show a real aggravation or flare up after the crash. Next, we tackle the minimal property damage defense and why a small looking wreck can still produce serious pain, treatment, or even surgery debates, often with experts on both sides. We close with the big one: surveillance and social media. If you post workout clips, dancing videos, or “living my best life” content while your claim is pending, you may be handing the defense the easiest exhibit they will ever use. If this helps you, subscribe, share it with someone who drives every day, and leave a review so more people learn these traps before they learn them the hard way.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailDetroit surprised us, and not just with the skyline. A quick trip to speak at the Visionary Builders conference turned into a real-world lesson on how to build a better law firm and a better life at the same time. We talk through what it’s like to drop into a new city, meet a room full of strangers, and still deliver when you’re juggling trial prep, travel, and the pressure to perform.The heart of the conversation is the value versus volume mindset for attorneys. We break down the “sniper vs machine gun” idea and why the legal industry is not built to scale like a software company. Taking more cases can feel like growth, but it often creates stress, sloppy service, and burnout. We share how high-value cases usually come from doing excellent work, giving clients a high-touch experience, and letting referrals happen as a byproduct of trust instead of chasing leads.A big theme that keeps showing up is community and authenticity. We dig into how coaching, mentoring, shaking hands, and showing up without an agenda builds real social capital. We also talk about the stigma around lawyers and why we think the fix is simple but demanding: be present, give back, educate the public, and let your reputation travel faster than your ads.If you’re a lawyer, law firm owner, or any professional thinking about legal marketing, networking, referrals, and work-life balance, you’ll leave with practical ideas you can use this week. Subscribe, share this with a friend who’s stuck in “more, more, more,” and leave a review. What’s one small way you can step outside your comfort zone next week?You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailThe first 48 hours after a car accident can quietly decide your entire personal injury claim. We’ve seen it again and again: the case turns on what gets documented, what gets said at the scene, and what evidence disappears before anyone thinks to save it. So we’re sharing a simple, real-world roadmap you can follow right away after a car wreck, built from 16 years of practicing law in Louisiana.We start with the foundation: calling 911 and making sure a police report is created, with statements, witness info, and the basic narrative of what happened. Then we get specific about the biggest verbal traps. Saying “I’m okay” feels polite and normal, but insurance adjusters and defense lawyers can treat it like a written admission that you weren’t injured. We explain a better phrase that stays honest while protecting you, and why keeping your story short and factual prevents “distracted driver” arguments later.From there, we walk through what to do next: taking photos and videos if you can, grabbing witness contact details before they vanish, and getting medical care as soon as you feel anything different than pre-wreck. We also break down urgent care vs emergency room, how ambulance and ER billing can affect a settlement, and why early treatment helps you document injuries while meeting the duty to mitigate damages. Finally, we explain why calling a car accident lawyer early can cut off recorded insurance calls, preserve time-sensitive footage, and make the whole process easier while we handle the paperwork, repairs, rentals, and investigation.If this helped, subscribe so you don’t miss the next one, share it with someone who drives every day, and leave a review so more people can find practical legal help when they need it.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailCourtroom shows promise fast justice, mic-drop speeches, and lone-wolf geniuses who win on instinct. We’re here to tell you why that picture is wrong—and why the truth is more patient, more disciplined, and ultimately more effective. We unpack the five biggest myths about legal work and map them to what actually gets results in criminal and personal injury cases.We start with the speed myth: real cases rarely go to trial, and those that do often take 18 to 24 months to reach a courtroom. Discovery, depositions, expert scheduling, and motion practice all add necessary friction that protects due process. Then we tackle the closing-argument fantasy. Great closings don’t conjure new facts; they distill weeks of testimony into a few clear points, often within strict time limits. Attention is scarce, so the best tools are simple stories, clean visuals, and themes built from evidence the jury already trusts.From there, we challenge the lone-genius narrative. Real wins come from teams: paralegals who wrangle records, investigators who secure surveillance and statements, and experts who reconstruct crashes or analyze medical causation. We explain why discovery rules kill “gotcha” moments and how rare impeachment actually works. We also deflate the money-and-glamour illusion: firms advance costs for years, juggle clients and court, and live far closer to email and depositions than to Lamborghinis and nightcaps. Along the way, we share practical notes on voir dire, pretrial settlement pressure, courtroom culture, and why many lawyers never step before a jury at all.If you’ve ever wondered why your case feels slow, why your lawyer keeps asking for records, or why that perfect TV closing doesn’t show up in real life, this conversation will recalibrate your expectations and build trust in the process. Subscribe, share with a friend who loves legal dramas, and leave a review to tell us which myth surprised you most.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailJoy feels different when you’re standing in front of 8–10k people, the band hits, and the smell of fried ribs rolls through the crowd. We invited our friend and Acadiana Eats mastermind, Gerald Grunig, to break down what it really takes to throw a food festival that feels effortless while juggling pressure, payroll, and the weight of a whole community’s expectations. From curation and sponsorships to portion strategy and fryer math, Gerald lets us inside the decisions that help restaurants actually make money and keep the vibe alive.We dig into the economics most diners never see: rising costs, labor headaches, and why a $15 plate is often the only way to survive when the hood system alone can be an $80k bill. Gerald makes the case for smarter pathways—like food trucks and on-site catering—when a triple-net lease could sink you before your first service. And when he visits kitchens for TV or social, he’s not asking for showy dishes; he’s asking for scalable, profitable plates that won’t crush a line on a Saturday.Mardi Gras connects the dots between food and culture. Gerald walks us through the magic Mr. Weatherall captures on camera, why those viral clips resonate, and how New Orleans and Acadiana traditions diverge. New Orleans brings infrastructure and scale; Acadiana offers a user-friendly path to the barricade, with the caveat that “family friendly” depends on where you stand. We finish with king cake truth: the best cake is often the one that tastes like home. Expect Twins in Lafayette, Miko’s croissant-donut spin, and a pragmatic love for the Rouses grab-and-go—because the music, the people, and a 10-second reheat can turn any slice into a memory.If you love food festivals, local restaurants, and Mardi Gras stories that feel like you’re there, hit play. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs a parade day plan, and leave a review with your top king cake pick—we’ll read a few on the next show.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailA small act of noticing changed everything. When Nate, then an eighth grader at Cecilia, saw classmates wearing worn-out shoes, he didn’t lecture or post; he built a system. With counselors discreetly gathering sizes, donations flowing from the community, and a commitment to anonymity, he helped deliver nearly 300 brand-new pairs to students across Acadiana. No spotlight, no names—just dignity and relief.We dig into how that effort took shape and why it worked: simple processes, trusted adults, and partners who stepped in at scale. Nate credits his family and faith for the instinct to serve, and we trace how that mindset shows up in other arenas—literally. He walked into the Superdome, not the biggest guy on the field, and left with a state championship ring as a defensive back. Along the way he handled an injury, shifted sports, and set his sights on track again, proving that resilience is a skill you can carry from the locker room to life.The episode also turns practical. A day inside our law office gave Nate a front-row seat to how work becomes meaningful: prioritizing under pressure, writing handwritten thank-you notes that actually move relationships, and using small systems to stay organized. We talk patience in a digital world, why assuming good intent saves energy, and how grace first—boundaries second—keeps doors open. Nate shares his next chapter, pursuing construction management at Western Kentucky, drawn to solving complex problems and, yes, the precision of demolition. If you care about youth leadership, community impact, and the soft skills that win in real life, you’ll feel this one. Subscribe, share with a friend who believes in quiet service, and leave a review with the one lesson you’ll act on this week.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailWhat does it really take to build a personal injury practice that lasts—without selling your soul to billboards and hype? We unpack the hard, unglamorous truth: show up where people live, serve before you sell, and grow at a pace your systems and team can actually support. Inspired by a Better Call Saul rewatch, we go past TV drama into the realities of community-based marketing, case selection, and client communication that sets a high bar and keeps clients for life.We talk about the power of grassroots outreach—talking to seniors about wills at church, sharing practical insurance advice, handing out magnets as a reminder instead of shouting hire me on a highway. That service-first approach trades quick wins for durable trust. We contrast it with heavy advertising strategies that do work, but often force firms to “feed the beast,” taking marginal cases to cover spend and risking burnout or client neglect. The alternative is deliberate: fewer, better cases; ruthless honesty when a matter isn’t viable; and a relentless commitment to process excellence, down to when and how medical records get pulled.Style and identity matter here, but not in the old way. Suits aren’t the only signal of seriousness; smart casual and authenticity are. What counts is respect for the role and results that match the promise. We share the hardest leadership lesson—letting go of perfectionism and adopting a 10-80-10 approach to delegation—so a founder can be both trial lawyer and CEO without drowning. And we lay out red flags clients should watch for: never meeting their attorney, long gaps in communication, and case manager-only access. Our antidote is simple and rare: lawyer-initiated monthly check-ins plus a culture of grace; people have lives, and so do we, but accountability still wins.If you care about legal outcomes and how they’re earned—through systems, service, and steady hands—you’ll find a playbook here. Subscribe, share with a friend who’s lawyer-shopping, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway or question so we can tackle it next time.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailThe weekend started with crisp air, packed streets, and a start line by the Pentagon. I take you mile by mile through the Marine Corps Marathon’s 50th anniversary—stunning monuments, a roaring crowd, and the moment my right calf seized at mile 21. From there it became a mental chess match: heel striking, stretching on the fly, bargaining with the next street sign, then finding a last kick up the infamous finishing hill to the Iwo Jima Memorial. After the medal and the chaos of a dead escalator, we still carved out a nighttime scooter loop for the kids through the Capitol and monuments—because some promises are worth the extra pain.That endurance story isn’t just about running. It’s a blueprint for resilience you can use at work and at home: consistent training, smart fueling, and showing up when you don’t feel ready. The same mindset powers my legal work, where clarity beats chaos. I break down the exact three-part test we use to decide whether a case is worth pursuing: fault, damages, and insurance. We unpack why a left-turn with a solid green can destroy liability, how documented medical care anchors damages, and why uninsured motorist coverage is often the difference between recovery and an empty judgment. Real examples bring each element to life, so you can spot red flags early and protect your rights before mistakes pile up.If you’ve wondered whether your claim stands a chance, this is your checklist and your map. You’ll learn what evidence matters, when to push, and when to pivot—just like deciding to surge at mile 25. Subscribe for more practical legal insights and real-world stories, share this with someone who needs clarity after a crash, and leave a review to tell me what you want next.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailThink your insurance company is rooting for you? We peel back the curtain on how claims really work, why “on your side” is a slogan—not a strategy—and the simple steps that protect your health, time, and final payout. From quick lowball checks to cleverly inconvenient call times, we map the tactics carriers use and show you how to shift the leverage back in your favor.We also clear up a fear that keeps people from getting help: most personal injury cases never reach a jury. We talk through why settlements dominate, the true cost and risk of trial, and how the prescriptive period (statute of limitations) in Louisiana recently extended from one to two years for auto cases—giving more room to treat, document, and negotiate before filing. The punchline: a strong settlement is built on quiet months of evidence, not courtroom theatrics.And if you’re wondering whether a regular person can stand up to a billion-dollar company, the answer is yes. The civil justice system levels the field by pairing preparation with the credible option of trial—a pressure that pushes fair deals without forcing spectacle. Between legal insights, we share the rhythm of marathon training, Sunday run camaraderie, and how consistent habits outside the office shape calm, smart choices when the stakes are high.If you found this helpful, follow Law Have Mercy, hit subscribe on Apple or Spotify, and drop a review to tell us which myth surprised you most. Share this with a friend who needs clarity before they call an adjuster.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailNegotiation is a fundamental skill that impacts every area of life - from buying cars to asking for raises, from Facebook Marketplace haggling to Insurance Settlements. As an attorney with 16 years of experience, I've mastered the art of negotiation through thousands of high-stakes encounters, and today I'm pulling back the curtain on exactly how lawyers approach these situations.The most powerful revelation? Everything in life is negotiable - even your Starbucks order. Most people enter negotiations unprepared, nervous, or quick to accept whatever's initially offered. This puts them at an immediate disadvantage against professionals who understand the psychological dynamics at play. Through real-world examples from both everyday scenarios and legal practice, I break down three game-changing strategies that will transform how you negotiate forever.First, preparation creates leverage - the power to influence outcomes in your favor. When buying a car, knowing dealer quotas, financing alternatives, and optimal timing gives you immediate advantages before saying a word. Second, counterintuitively, the person who cares less wins the negotiation. The willingness to walk away shifts power dynamics dramatically in your favor, whether at a car dealership or during legal mediation. Finally, never accept the first offer - it's merely a placeholder to begin negotiations, yet surprisingly many people jump at initial proposals without pushback.Try these techniques immediately in low-stakes environments to build your negotiation muscles. Practice at fast food restaurants, with your children, or in everyday interactions. The confidence and skills you develop will serve you throughout life, potentially saving or earning you thousands of dollars. And remember, if you're ever negotiating with insurance companies after an accident, having a lawyer who masters these strategies can make the difference between a token settlement and life-changing compensation. Call or DM me to put these powerful negotiation tactics to work for you.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailHave you ever felt like the productivity advice you hear is all fluff and no substance? You're not alone. This episode cuts through the noise to deliver five transformative life hacks that require no supplements, cold plunges, or 4AM wake-up calls.Drawing from nearly 16 years running a successful law practice while raising two energetic boys and training for marathons, Chaz reveals the practical strategies that have genuinely helped him maintain productivity and avoid burnout. He starts with arguably the most impactful change anyone can make today—limiting phone usage through intentional boundaries. Using the Opal app to restrict social media access has restored hours of productive time each week and improved his mental clarity.Next, Chaz tackles our collective addiction to news consumption, explaining how constant exposure to "breaking news" creates anxiety without adding value to our daily lives. He shares his alternative approach to staying informed without sacrificing peace of mind. The discussion then shifts to his sacred Sunday morning routine and how this simple habit creates the perfect transition between weekend relaxation and Monday productivity.Perhaps most valuable is Chaz's perspective on outsourcing tasks you dislike. He challenges listeners to calculate the true value of their time and recognize when delegation isn't just convenient—it's economically smart. Finally, he reveals his systematic approach to weekly planning that eliminates the mental load of juggling commitments.What makes these strategies powerful is their simplicity and immediate applicability. Try just one for two weeks, and if it doesn't improve your life, discard it. But if it works, double down and watch how small, sustainable changes compound into transformational results. Which of these five hacks will you implement first?You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/After a car accident, you're faced with a critical choice that could impact your financial future: accept a quick settlement check or fight for what you truly deserve. This decision isn't as straightforward as it might seem, and making the wrong choice could cost you thousands—or even hundreds of thousands—of dollars.Contrary to popular belief, hiring a personal injury attorney doesn't automatically mean filing a lawsuit or heading to court. The reality is that 99% of personal injury cases settle without trial, and only about 1% ever see the inside of a courtroom. The real value an attorney brings isn't in litigation but in properly valuing your case and negotiating from a position of strength.When should you handle a settlement yourself? If your injuries resolved completely after a single medical visit, and the insurance company offers several thousand dollars above your medical expenses, settling on your own might make sense. But be cautious—emergency room bills can run into thousands of dollars, and injuries that seem minor initially can develop complications later. Once you settle, your case is permanently closed, regardless of any future medical needs that arise.The difference between accepting a quick offer and getting proper legal representation can be substantial. Take Tina, who came to me after being offered $2,500 by an insurance company. With proper guidance and treatment, we secured a $100,000 settlement—the policy's maximum. Her story isn't unique. Many clients who settled quickly on their own later regretted it when they needed surgeries or extended treatments months after their settlement.Insurance companies count on your inexperience and eagerness to put the accident behind you. They employ tactics designed to minimize payouts: denying valid claims, making lowball offers, and deliberately delaying to pressure you into accepting less than you deserve. Before making any decisions about your case, consult with an experienced attorney who can provide a free assessment of what your case is truly worth. Your financial future may depend on it.Have you been injured in an accident? Don't leave money on the table. Call today for a free consultation and discover what your case is really worth.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailWhat does it take to raise healthy, resilient children while succeeding in business and maintaining your own wellbeing? Kane Moore, business leadership coach and dedicated father, dives into this question with refreshing honesty and practical wisdom.The conversation begins with youth sports, where Kane challenges the growing trend of early specialization. "I am a big proponent of playing all the sports," he explains, noting the critical window until age 14 for developing overall athleticism. Rather than pushing children into year-round baseball or soccer, Kane advocates for balanced participation that develops complete athletes without overwhelming family life. He shares the powerful parenting philosophy that guides his decisions: "I love you enough to do the harder thing" – whether that means packing nutritious lunches instead of allowing processed tournament food or limiting screen time despite protests.Kane's personal health practices offer equally valuable insights. His daily ritual of consuming 28 ounces of water before coffee has transformed his energy levels and mental clarity. "If I'd pick one of these two to just drink, if I drink coffee I'm not gonna have as much energy and I'm not going to feel as good. If I drink water, I will have more energy, I'll be more alert and I will feel better." Rather than pursuing perfect nutrition, he recommends consistent small improvements: "It's not what you do every now and then, but what you do regularly that adds up."The conversation shifts to leadership principles that apply equally in business and parenting. Kane identifies improved communication as the foundation of effective leadership, beginning with understanding your own narrative. "We speak to ourselves in our heads more than anybody else speaks to us," he notes, explaining how this internal dialogue shapes our ability to lead others. True listening – not to respond but to understand – creates trust and allows leaders to communicate with greater impact using fewer words.Whether you're struggling with parenting decisions, health habits, or business leadership challenges, this episode offers practical wisdom for creating positive ripple effects across all areas of life. Ready to take ownership of your outcomes? Kane's insights might be exactly what you need to hear.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailTrust shattered is the hardest kind to rebuild—especially when it comes from the very companies promising to protect you when disaster strikes. That friendly insurance rep calling after your accident? They're actually working against you, trained to extract statements that minimize your claim and maximize company profits.Behind the heartwarming commercials and catchy jingles lies a stark reality: insurance companies operate on a business model where every dollar they don't pay you becomes profit. They're not the neighborhood friend portrayed in advertisements but rather the wolf in grandma's clothing, waiting to take advantage of your vulnerable post-accident state. Those recorded phone calls aren't just for "quality assurance"—they're potential evidence against you. A casual "I'm okay" or forgetting to mention a specific injury can dramatically impact your claim's value.That quick settlement offer might seem like a blessing when medical bills are piling up, but it's one of the oldest tricks in the adjuster's handbook. They dangle just enough money to seem helpful while knowing your claim is likely worth far more. They won't educate you about diminished vehicle value, future medical needs, or pain and suffering compensation because that knowledge would cost them. Meanwhile, they're scrutinizing your social media, looking for that vacation photo or family gathering that could suggest you're not as injured as claimed.The power shift happens when you understand you don't have to play by their rules. You don't need to speak with them directly or provide recorded statements without representation. A qualified attorney creates a protective barrier between you and these predatory tactics, fighting for the full compensation you deserve. If you've been in an accident, subscribe now to learn more about protecting your rights before making decisions that could cost you thousands. Remember: what you say—or don't say—after an accident could make or break your case.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailWords have power – especially in the moments following a car accident. When you're shaken up, scared, and full of adrenaline, what you say can have serious financial consequences for your personal injury claim.Drawing from 16 years of experience recovering millions for clients, attorney Chaz Roberts breaks down the five phrases that can undermine your case after a collision. The natural human tendency to apologize, even when you've done nothing wrong, creates a legal vulnerability that insurance companies eagerly exploit. Simple statements like "I'm sorry" or "I'm fine" become powerful evidence that can cost you thousands in deserved compensation.The guidance provided goes beyond mere warnings. Roberts explains the psychology behind post-accident communication and offers alternative phrases that protect your legal interests while still allowing you to handle the situation compassionately. From the dangers of agreeing to handle accidents without insurance to the calculated tactics insurance adjusters use during recorded statements, this episode provides crucial knowledge for anyone who drives a vehicle.Most importantly, this advice emphasizes documentation over declaration. By understanding when to speak, what to say, and whom to trust with your statements, you gain practical tools to protect yourself during a vulnerable time. The bottom line? After an accident, say less, document more, and contact a qualified attorney who can navigate the complex intersection of your words and your rights.If you found this guidance valuable, subscribe for more straightforward legal information that cuts through complicated jargon and provides practical protection for life's unexpected challenges.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailNavigating the aftermath of a car accident can be overwhelming and confusing. Drawing from over 15 years of experience handling cases from $15,000 to multi-million dollar settlements, attorney Chaz Roberts delivers a masterclass on the critical steps to take immediately following a collision.The moments after impact are crucial. Your first move should always be calling 911—even when the other driver suggests "just exchanging information." Without a police report, you're vulnerable to the other driver changing their story later, as happened with Chaz's client Mrs. Smith. Officers document statements at the scene, record insurance information, diagram the accident, and create an official record that can make or break your case later.Documentation extends beyond police reports. Chaz emphasizes the importance of photographing the scene before vehicles are moved and seeking immediate medical attention—whether at an emergency room for serious injuries or urgent care for less severe ones. Both options establish a crucial medical record of your injuries, though many people don't realize that pain often intensifies days after the accident when adrenaline subsides.Perhaps most importantly, Chaz warns against speaking directly with insurance companies about your injuries. When they inevitably ask if you're hurt, simply respond: "I don't feel comfortable discussing my injuries now. I'll send you medical records once we have them," or "I'm hiring a lawyer." This prevents insurers from using your own words against you later, especially since many injuries evolve in the days following an accident.The guide also covers navigating property damage claims, understanding when a vehicle is considered totaled, pursuing diminished value claims, and ensuring you receive appropriate ongoing medical care. By following these expert recommendations, you'll protect your health, rights, and potential compensation.Need help after an accident? Visit chasrobertslaw.com to speak with an experienced personal injury attorney who can guide you through this challenging process.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailHave you ever found yourself stuck in the middle—not fully committed but not quite ready to walk away? Today's episode draws powerful wisdom from an unlikely source: Mr. Miyagi from The Karate Kid. His famous advice about walking on either side of the road but avoiding the middle (where you get "squashed like a grape") becomes a compelling metaphor for how we should approach life's commitments.My personal journey with commitment began when I decided to run the New York Marathon without starting small. By setting an ambitious goal and eliminating all backup plans, I discovered the power of going all-in. This same philosophy guides how I parent my boys—Luke, who's passionate about football and trains intensely, and Jake, who chose recreational soccer purely for enjoyment. Both represent valid paths because they involve clear decisions rather than halfhearted middle-ground efforts.The turning point in my legal career came when my mentor bluntly told me I was only part-time committed to being a lawyer. Those words sparked a complete transformation as I burned bridges to other career options and fully embraced my path. Now, that all-or-nothing approach defines my practice and client relationships. I'm not interested in representing people who aren't equally committed to their cases.Where are you walking in your life right now? Are you on the left side or the right side of the road, or are you risking getting squashed in the middle? Identifying areas where you're straddling the line—whether in relationships, career aspirations, or personal health—could be the first step toward a more fulfilling path. Remember, choosing to step away completely is valid too. What matters is making a clear decision.Ready to leave the middle ground behind? Pick one aspect of your life today where you'll commit fully, and share your journey with me at @chazrobertslaw on Instagram or [email protected]. Your commitment story might inspire others to find their path too. Subscribe and leave a review if this resonated with you!You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailRethinking financial security in today's economy means exploring opportunities beyond the traditional 9-to-5. Morgan Rainey's unlikely journey from North Louisiana trailer park to successful entrepreneur offers a refreshing blueprint for anyone feeling trapped by limited options."I did everything in the right order, like society tells you—go to school, get a good job, you'll be happy. But I wasn't happy," Morgan explains. This revelation led her to experiment with selling items on Amazon, starting with just $0.25 books from Goodwill that she'd flip for $20. These modest beginnings, built on $7-8 profits per sale, eventually snowballed into a business generating $5 million in Amazon sales.What makes Morgan's story particularly powerful is how accessible her methods are. Without requiring massive capital investment or specialized skills, she and her husband created multiple income streams that allowed them both to quit their jobs within two years. Their success wasn't about getting lucky—it came from consistently providing value through straightforward, authentic content that resonated with everyday people.Morgan reveals how stay-at-home moms in her community are making $1,000-$3,000 monthly by simply reviewing Amazon products they already own. "Our average student, who does this less than 30 minutes a day, the average mom, they're usually making around $1,000 to $3,000 extra a month," she shares. This passive income strategy doesn't require fancy equipment, specialized knowledge, or even a social media following—just a phone and willingness to be authentically yourself.Perhaps the most valuable insight Morgan offers isn't about making money, but about redefining what wealth truly means: "The money is nice, but the time freedom, the ability to never have to ask somebody for time off work, the ability to take your parents on their dream vacation, the ability to stay at home with my dogs when they're scared of thunder because I don't have to go anywhere—that, to me, is rich."Ready to explore how you could create your own passive income streams? Visit Cajun Ventures on social media or visit parishagency.com to learn about working with Morgan's team.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailArtificial intelligence is revolutionizing legal practice, but as personal injury attorney Chaz Roberts and Alexi Ai Director of Revenue and Former Personal Injury Attorney Daniel Diamond discuss, the transformation comes with both tremendous opportunities and potential pitfalls. While generic AI tools might hallucinate false case citations, specialized legal AI platforms like Alexi deliver research in minutes that once took hours, with verifiable sources lawyers can trust.The conversation takes us back to the early days of Boolean searches and stacks of paper files, contrasting them with today's natural language queries that instantly extract relevant precedent from vast legal databases. Through practical examples, we see how AI transforms critical tasks: from finding jurisdiction-specific shoulder surgery verdicts to extracting chronologies from thousands of medical record pages, creating motion drafts with proper citations, and even uncovering contradictions in expert witness testimony across multiple cases.Perhaps most compelling is the philosophical question at the heart of this technological revolution: what remains uniquely human about legal practice when AI handles the repetitive tasks? The answer becomes clear as Diamond and Roberts explore how AI frees attorneys to focus on relationship-building, persuasive advocacy, and strategic thinking—the elements that truly define great lawyering.Beyond the practical applications, the conversation takes unexpected detours into creative AI uses, fitness tracking, sauna recovery techniques, and how technology enables better work-life balance. Whether you're a solo practitioner overwhelmed by research demands, a mid-sized firm looking to scale efficiently, or simply curious about how AI is reshaping professional services, this episode offers valuable insights into working smarter while preserving what matters most.Ready to transform your practice with legal AI? Discover how domain-specific tools can enhance your efficiency without sacrificing quality. The future of legal practice isn't about replacing lawyers—it's about making them superhuman.Check out Alexi Ai and how it can change your law practice in an instant! You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailSarah Anderson returns to the podcast with revelations that might make you rethink your digital security strategy. As a cyber lawyer with military experience and eight years in the field, Sarah brings authority to her warnings about the impending TikTok ban and why it matters more than you might think.The conversation starts with a vindication moment – Sarah correctly predicted TikTok's ban trajectory over a year ago. She walks us through the complex legal battle involving First Amendment challenges, Supreme Court decisions, and the fundamental national security concerns surrounding Chinese-owned applications. Beyond just TikTok, she explains how ByteDance's ownership extends to other popular apps like CapCut, creating a broader security issue many users haven't considered.Perhaps most alarming is Sarah's breakdown of how cybercriminals have evolved. Gone are the days when broken English in a phishing email would give away the scam. Today's threats use AI to create perfect replicas of legitimate communications, while corrupted documents bypass security systems entirely. When Sarah reveals how hackers are specifically targeting children's information – creating what she calls "virgin PII" – the stakes become painfully clear for parents everywhere.The podcast takes a particularly fiery turn when discussing cyber insurance. Sarah exposes how insurance companies stack the deck against businesses through panel vendors, conflicts of interest, and pre-negotiated deals that often leave clients vulnerable even after paying substantial premiums. Her passion is palpable as she advocates for businesses to understand what they're actually purchasing and how to protect their interests when disaster strikes.For those looking to take action, Sarah introduces Project Green Wall, her initiative to bridge the knowledge gap between technical staff and business leadership. With practical training designed for non-technical decision-makers, she's creating pathways for organizations to better understand and mitigate their cyber risks without getting lost in technical jargon.Whether you're concerned about your family's digital footprint, managing a business in an increasingly hostile cyber landscape, or simply trying to make sense of the latest security trends, this episode delivers crucial insights from someone who's been in the trenches. Listen now to arm yourself with knowledge that could save you from becoming the next cyber statistic.You can learn more about Sarah’s work at Legally Cyber and Project Green Wall. You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailTrump's election promised sweeping changes to immigration policy, but what's really happening? Immigration attorney Woody Scott pulls back the curtain on perception versus reality in our immigration system today. Surprisingly, detention numbers under Trump remain lower than they were under Biden at the same point in their presidencies—around 30,000 compared to 50,000—though the approach has fundamentally changed. While previous administrations targeted those with criminal histories, Trump's "no priority" system means anyone without legal status could face detention, creating widespread fear in immigrant communities."If you want to fix illegal immigration almost overnight, make a program where people can come temporarily, work, pay into social security, and then go back," Scott explains. This practical approach acknowledges the economic reality that American businesses—from construction to agriculture to restaurants—desperately need workers while people from countries like Honduras want these opportunities. The disconnect between labor needs and viable immigration pathways perpetuates our broken system.Scott challenges listeners to look beyond political rhetoric and consider the human complexities of immigration. He points to the legal definition of "immigrant" requiring over 4,500 words as evidence of this complexity. Whether discussing sanctuary cities, community formation patterns, or family reunification, Scott brings clarity and humanity to one of America's most divisive topics.Beyond legal expertise, Scott shares his passion for endurance sports, drawing parallels between completing an Ironman triathlon and facing life's challenges: "When you have hard things, you can always draw on that. It's like 'I can do hard things.'" His perspective reminds us that both immigration policy and personal growth require persistence, understanding, and a willingness to embrace complexity.You can learn more about Paul 'Woody' Scott at Plaisance & Scott Law Firm. You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailWhat does it really take to run a successful personal injury law firm? In this revealing conversation, Chaz Roberts sits down with his executive assistant Laith to uncover the hidden machinery that powers client service at Chaz Roberts Law.Their relationship began unusually—Laith was a 19-year-old real estate professional sending Chaz potential deals. After becoming a client following two car accidents, Laith gained firsthand experience of the firm's client care before eventually joining the team. This unique perspective allows him to share powerful insights about what clients don't see: "You're like a duck, calm above the surface but swimming like crazy underneath."The episode explores how seemingly effortless client experiences actually require complex systems, dedicated professionals, and relentless multitasking. Laith witnessed Chaz working across multiple domains simultaneously—legal work, marketing, operations—demonstrating how a law firm founder typically does "the job of three to five people." This constant context-switching requires extraordinary focus and decision-making abilities.Beyond professional insights, the conversation reveals personal touches that make this firm unique. From sponsoring local skateboarding events to Laith stepping in when Chaz's paralegal unexpectedly went on maternity leave, these stories illustrate how relationships and adaptability form the foundation of successful practice.For drivers, don't miss Laith's passionate advice about dash cameras—his footage proved invaluable after an accident, capturing both video and audio that dramatically strengthened his case. And if you're a travel enthusiast, the episode concludes with expert credit card hacking tips for maximizing rewards and lounge access.Subscribe and leave a five-star review to help us continue bringing you these insider perspectives on the legal profession!You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailThe divide between passion-driven local restaurants and profit-focused franchises takes center stage in this mouthwatering conversation with food influencer Philip Norred of Phillips Kitchen. From his signature suit to his meticulous review process, Philip pulls back the curtain on how he's built a following by championing Louisiana's mom-and-pop culinary gems."There's the people trying to make a dollar and there's the people doing it for the love," Philip explains, capturing the essence of why he focuses on locally-owned establishments. His philosophy shines through as he describes restaurants where owners mop floors and cook in kitchens, contrasting with franchises where owners might live "seven states away."Philip's approach to content creation is refreshingly authentic. He shares the extensive behind-the-scenes work needed for each 90-second video and reveals why he chooses not to post negative reviews of local businesses. His selection process prioritizes community recommendations, typically requiring multiple followers to suggest the same restaurant before he'll visit.Food enthusiasts will savor Philip's passionate recommendations across Louisiana, from Gino's Italian in Monroe to Encore pizza in New Orleans. His detailed insights into Neapolitan-style pizza specifications and the competitive Lafayette food scene demonstrate his deep knowledge and genuine love for cuisine.Whether you're planning a Louisiana food tour or simply appreciate the craft of authentic cooking, Philip's perspective reminds us why locally-owned restaurants deserve our support. Follow him @Phillips_Kitchen on Instagram and discover the places where food is still made with heart.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailEver wondered how a Sunday morning run could change your perspective on life? Join us on a journey where a simple invitation during the pandemic led to a transformative experience for both myself and my friend, Kevin Hernandez. Discover how running has become a sanctuary for mental clarity and physical resilience, and how it can bring unexpected joy and camaraderie even in the midst of life's chaos. Kevin and I explore the rituals that have emerged from our weekly runs, the lessons learned from participating in challenging race series, and the heartwarming moments that make every mile worthwhile.Kevin shares his inspiring story of sneaking in runs during his kids' soccer practices, proving that even the busiest parents can carve out moments for personal growth. Our adventure in running has been as much about the mental hurdles as it is about the physical ones. We candidly recount our experiences with local race series, laughing at the unexpected challenges and triumphs along the way. With a focus on pacing and endurance, we discuss how running has not only improved our fitness but also enriched our social interactions and community involvement.Running isn't just about speed; it's about the memories and relationships built along the way. Hear how this journey has influenced our family lives, serving as a model of dedication and perseverance for our children. We highlight the concept of "intentional congruence" where running becomes entwined with family life and travel, offering a unique blend of fulfillment and exploration. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just curious about lacing up those shoes, listen in to uncover how running has reshaped our lives and could do the same for you.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailEver wondered why some trial outcomes fall short despite the strongest of cases? With my good friend and law partner, Bradley Aldrich, joining me for his third appearance on the show, we explore the unpredictable world of jury verdicts. We share insights from our recent legal conference encounters, where we found validation in our practices and learned subtle tweaks that could make all the difference. From uninsured motorist coverage to settling cases before year's end, we discuss the nuances of personal injury law and how they play out across various jurisdictions.Take a trip with us to Vegas, where the excitement of a Saints game and the camaraderie of fellow South Louisiana fans set the backdrop for a deeper discussion on navigating professional relationships in the legal field. We touch on the rare spectacle of multi-million-dollar verdicts and the importance of keeping perspective. Amid the high-pressure demands of our profession, we share strategies for balancing work and personal life, revealing the often-underestimated emotional toll of switching gears between these two worlds. Discover the value in managing client expectations and understanding the jury's diverse perspectives, especially when evaluating settlement offers. Bradley and I offer a glimpse into our dynamic work routine, showing how flexibility and discipline help us thrive in high-pressure environments. Finally, we reminisce about our personal journeys from childhood dreams to legal careers, emphasizing that ambition, circumstance, and a bit of luck often chart our paths.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailJoin us for an enlightening conversation with Chaz Roberts, the dynamic host of "Law Have Mercy" and our first client at the Acadiana Cast Network. Chaz takes us through his inspiring journey from Cecilia, sharing how his innovative use of social media to deliver legal tips evolved into a podcast that now features an eclectic array of guests. While his show started as a platform for legal education, it has morphed into something much more—bringing together business owners, professionals, and community leaders to offer practical advice and insights. Our discussion underscores the critical role of perseverance and staying true to one’s vision, especially in the face of skepticism.In this episode, we highlight the profound impact of community involvement and the power of giving back. Drawing inspiration from the Acadiana community Thanksgiving initiative, which has grown exponentially over the years, we explore the importance of supporting local businesses and tackling food insecurity together. As we navigate the next phases of our lives, we share our aspirations to invest more time and resources into charitable endeavors, emphasizing the emotional rewards that come from contributing to the community. Our conversation also reflects on the nuances of building a business with integrity, spending wisely, and transforming personal challenges into opportunities for growth.Our episode wouldn't be complete without touching on the rich cultural tapestry of Louisiana, from personal injury protection tips to the culinary delight of a crawfish boil. We discuss favorite moments from past episodes, celebrating the invaluable insights shared by legal experts and the captivating presence of guests like Benny, with his compelling rants and theories. As we explore the evolving landscape of media and the potential of podcasting to deliver trustworthy content, we encourage aspiring podcasters to overcome initial doubts, noting the importance of consistency and dedication in building a successful show. Whether you're here for the legal insights or the cultural tales, this episode promises a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailEver wondered why so many hesitate to file an insurance claim after a car accident? Join me, Chaz, as I unravel this perplexing reluctance through Mike's story—a client torn between seeking rightful compensation and avoiding trouble. Many individuals downplay their discomfort, assuming it's not enough to warrant action, or fear the consequences for the other driver. Yet, those aches and pains might conceal more severe injuries waiting to surface. This episode promises to demystify these common misconceptions and underscores the importance of filing a claim to secure the compensation you deserve for damages, medical treatment, and lost wages, without any guilt attached.In our journey, we stress that pursuing your legal rights isn't about punishing anyone but about ensuring your own recovery and justice. I make a strong case for legal representation as a means to navigate the complex negotiations with insurance companies, ensuring a fair settlement that covers your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. By engaging a lawyer, you can protect your rights and well-being, turning a daunting process into a pathway to securing the compensation you're entitled to. This is not an act of greed but a crucial step for you and your family. Tune in and let’s explore why taking action is a responsibility to yourself and those you love.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan Mail What does it take to start a business, build wealth, or achieve peak performance in life? Join me, Chaz, as I embark on an exciting new chapter for the "Law have Mercy" podcast, expanding beyond the courtroom to explore these pressing questions and more. While the law remains a foundational element, my interactions with diverse personalities—entertainers like Cupid and Gerald Grunig, athletes, entrepreneurs, and more—have inspired me to broaden the conversation. This episode is a public service announcement for those curious about entrepreneurship, health, wealth, and family life, filled with nuggets of wisdom that can help us lead more fulfilling lives.After two years of enriching legal discussions, it’s time to expand the conversation. Inspired by incredible guests, we’re exploring topics that matter to you—how to thrive in business, achieve financial freedom, and find balance in health and family life. Whether you’re curious about launching a startup, optimizing your investments, or building a healthy, purposeful lifestyle, these episodes are packed with actionable insights.The law will remain a foundational element, but we’re broadening the scope to showcase inspiring people and ideas from Lafayette, Louisiana, and beyond. Tune in for expert advice, fresh perspectives, and practical tips to help you succeed in every aspect of life.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailJoin us for an insightful conversation with Jee Park, the executive director of the Innocence Project New Orleans (IPNO), as we uncover the pressing issues surrounding mass incarceration and exoneration in Louisiana. We explore Jee's inspiring journey from the Orleans Public Defender's Office post-Hurricane Katrina to her current role at IPNO, revealing her deep-seated passion for New Orleans and its vibrant yet challenging environment. This episode highlights the relentless fight against wrongful convictions, emphasizing the organization’s mission to free those who are factually innocent or languishing under excessively harsh sentences. Breaking down the complexities within the process of exoneration investigations,  we discuss the resource-intensive nature of IPNO’s work. Jee discusses the significant hurdles faced, such as the lack of subpoena power and limited access to crucial documents, which necessitate a meticulous and prolonged effort to achieve justice. With cases often taking years to resolve, we examine the systemic imbalances in Louisiana's legal system that disproportionately affect defendants, underscoring the financial and moral costs borne by society when justice is not served.Through real case studies, like those of Raymond Flanks and Jerry Davis, we shine a light on the systemic flaws that lead to wrongful convictions, including tunnel vision in law enforcement and the misuse of unreliable testimonies. Our discussion also tackles the broader issues of racial and economic disparities within the criminal justice system, where the scales are tipped by wealth and race rather than justice. The conversation serves as a call to action, encouraging listeners to support IPNO and similar organizations through donations, as we collectively strive for a more just and equitable system.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailAcadiana's beloved TV personality Gerald Gruenig shares his incredible journey, from growing up in New Orleans to becoming a prominent figure in local television. Known for his high-energy presence on KLFY News 10, Gerald discusses the experiences that shaped his career, including his background in football at Nicholls State and his unexpected entry into TV. He dives into his morning routine, which keeps him fueled, and reflects on the support he's received from loyal followers throughout his career.Gerald talks about Louisiana's cultural richness and the impact it’s had on his life. From New Orleans to Thibodeaux, to Alexandria, and now to Lafayette, he highlights how the state’s unique camaraderie and diversity have helped him connect with people from all walks of life. He also shares his passion for supporting local restaurants through his popular segment, Acadiana Eats, emphasizing the importance of community advocacy, especially in tough economic times. Gerald gives a shoutout to John Weatherall, an integral figure behind the scenes who has played a huge role in helping capture Acadiana’s vibrant culture through the lens. Whether it's showcasing food or local events, their collaboration has made a lasting impact on the region.Tune in to hear Gerald’s thoughts on using social media to uplift small businesses, foster authentic relationships, and celebrate Acadiana’s vibrant culinary scene. This conversation is not just about food—it’s about culture, community, and the personal connections that make Louisiana special.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailUnlock the secrets of turning a hefty settlement into lasting financial security. Financial expert from Toss Financial joins us to unpack a strategy that starts with a simple act: setting aside the first 5% of your settlement. From there, we tackle the critical task of erasing high-interest debt, emphasizing how paying these off is akin to securing a guaranteed return on your investment. Our expert guest guides you through the steps to build a robust emergency fund, ensuring you have the cash reserves necessary before plunging into the world of investing.Prepare for a journey into smart investing, where we highlight the power of long-term growth through low-cost index funds. With insights on balancing risks and rewards, this episode empowers you to make educated investment choices that align with your risk appetite. And don't forget that initial 5%—designated as your guilt-free reward for establishing a stable financial future. Join us to gain valuable advice that will enhance your financial planning, allowing you to focus on what truly matters: your family's well-being and your future aspirations.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailEver wondered how major companies like Disney keep a tight grip on their trademarks, even in the smallest of towns? Join us for a must-hear conversation with seasoned IP lawyer Sarah DuPont, who sheds light on the aggressive tactics these giants use to protect their brand. You'll learn about the fine line between legal and illegal uses of brand elements and uncover some fascinating anecdotes about policing unauthorized uses. Plus, we explore the peculiar world of advertisements that use generic versions of team uniforms to skirt infringement issues—raising some thought-provoking questions about authenticity and appearance.Next, we uncover the high-stakes world of brand partnerships and licensing in the apparel industry. From a local t-shirt shop seeking LSU approval to the headline-grabbing split between Kanye West's Yeezy brand and Adidas, Sarah helps us navigate the intricate legalities and significant impacts of these deals. We'll also discuss the broader implications for major brands like Adidas and Nike, emphasizing how slogans and trademarks are crucial for maintaining brand identity and market value. This segment is an eye-opener for anyone curious about the power of branding on consumer behavior and the legal challenges that come with it.Finally, brace yourself for a deep dive into the alarming prevalence of counterfeit products, especially on e-commerce platforms like Amazon. Sarah shares a personal story about purchasing counterfeit Golden Goose shoes, highlighting the importance of authenticity verification. We'll discuss the broader consequences of lax IP enforcement and the risks to consumer safety, particularly concerning counterfeit goods in skincare and vitamins. With real-life examples and practical advice, this episode offers a compelling look at the complexities of trademarks, licensing, and intellectual property, leaving you equipped with the knowledge to navigate these challenges in your own life.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailUnlock the secrets to improving your credit score and mastering the home buying process in our latest episode with mortgage advisor, Derek Roban of Preferred Lending Solutions. Derek shares his personal journey from a frustrating first-time home buyer to a dedicated mortgage advisor with a passion for financial advising and personal development. Together, we reminisce about coaching our kids' soccer team and challenging ourselves with 100 daily pushups, illustrating the importance of a balanced life while navigating financial complexities.Discover the pivotal role your credit score plays in securing home financing and the practical steps you can take to maintain and improve it. We delve into the nuances of financial transactions, from understanding the impact of minor debts to the importance of timely bill payments. Derek shares invaluable insights on the significance of credit cards and the often-overlooked pitfalls of last-minute credit checks. We also tackle the modern tipping culture, the frustrations with hidden fees, and essential tips to protect against identity theft.As we discuss real estate market strategies and financial planning, learn how seller incentives can be leveraged to your advantage and the merits of future refinancing. Derek and I underscore the necessity of a comprehensive financial plan, especially for those receiving large sums of money, and emphasize the value of a robust financial team. We round off the episode with a candid conversation about balancing work and personal life, the evolution of podcasting, and building an online brand and community, offering you a holistic approach to improving your financial well-being and navigating the home buying journey with confidence.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailEver wondered if sports betting could be as financially beneficial as traditional investing? Join us for an eye-opening discussion with AJ Tocw, a lawyer and financial planner, as we explore the emotional allure and financial pitfalls of sports betting, lotteries, and stock options. Hear the tale of Dave Portnoy's $300,000 sports bet loss and the staggering $120 billion wagered by Americans in 2023. This chapter is a must-listen for anyone enticed by the instant gratification of betting but seeking a reliable strategy for financial growth.Get ready for a fun and educational segment where we compare McDonald's and Chipotle stocks to make investing relatable for younger audiences. We'll break down McDonald's consistent growth and global presence alongside Chipotle's rapid expansion and innovative fast-casual dining approach. By examining market dynamics, pricing power, and leadership changes, we illustrate how these factors can impact stock value and guide investment decisions. It's an engaging way to teach the next generation about the exciting world of stocks.Finally, we unpack various investment strategies for long-term growth, emphasizing the benefits of index funds, ETF funds, real estate, and gold. Discover practical advice on managing debt, optimizing 401k plans, and the historical performance of index funds with an average annual return of around 9.6%. We also explore the pros and cons of different financial products, highlighting the importance of a tailored approach to financial planning. From actionable insights to real-world examples, this episode is packed with valuable information to help you navigate the complexities of financial planning and investing.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailIs work-life balance just a myth? Join me as I explore this provocative question in our latest solo episode of Law Have Mercy. Inspired by a handful of people who have shared their insights with me, I break down my life into three essential buckets: family, health, and wealth, sharing personal stories and practical strategies to maintain equilibrium among them. From the importance of family, including close friends, to the vital role of physical activities like golf and yoga, and the demanding yet rewarding world of professional life, I illustrate how these buckets are interconnected. Neglect one, and the rest could suffer, emphasizing that achieving balance is not just desirable but necessary for a fulfilling life.Ever wondered how saying "no" can actually enrich your life? I explore the power of intentional choices to protect personal time and prioritize self-care. Learn about "intentional congruence," a concept where activities are purposefully aligned to benefit multiple aspects of life simultaneously. From practical tips on eliminating time-consuming habits to the value of outsourcing tasks, I offer actionable advice on trading money for time to enhance productivity and well-being. This episode is packed with insights and strategies to help you achieve a more harmonious work-life balance.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailLaw Have Mercy! Join us for a special, albeit unusual, episode of the podcast this week as our producer, Carter Simoneaux, takes over the show as guest-host! We're pulling back the curtain to share everything from our podcast journey and evolution to predicting what lies ahead. We also recap the most essential tips we've shared or learned on the show and some of Chaz's unexpected favorite moments from the last 1.5 years of hosting the show....and that's only the beginning! We also dive into the indispensable role of personal injury lawyers and how they can be gateways to crucial resources, plus, how understanding jurisdictional differences can dramatically impact personal injury claims, potentially altering outcomes significantly. And Chaz wouldn't be Chaz if we didn't spend at least a little time talking about the biggest risk we open ourselves up to daily; Road safety and preparedness take center stage as he reviews practical tips to ensure you are well-prepared for any eventuality. We even reflect on how modern conveniences and social media have affected driving behaviors. Don't miss this heartfelt, introspective episode of reflection, empathy, relationships, evolution, enjoying the journey, and more. You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailLaw Have Mercy! If you thought we were turning soft after wrapping up last season of the podcast, Season 3, think again. In this Season 4 Premiere episode, we sit down with Hispanic-American attorney, Kevin Hernandez. Growing up a Mexican kid in the small town of Morgan City, Louisiana exposed Kevin to many of  the common challenges that underserved communities, such as immigrants and minorities, experience in the USA. Today, Kevin is a seasoned personal injury lawyer at one of Acadiana's top personal injury firms, as well as a husband and father of three children whom he is raising just a short drive away from his own hometown. Some might say Kevin is living his American dream-- especially for a Mexican kid whose paternal family still lives primarily in Mexico-- but that doesn't mean Kevin has forgotten about the marginalized communities and their plight; in fact, quite the opposite is true. In this heartfelt episode, guest attorney Kevin shares his excitement about a recent career leap and talks about how he is adjusting to the culture at his new firm. However, after some light reminiscing, it isn't long before we are diving in to tackle hot-button topics like the complex cultural and legal challenges faced by members of the Hispanic community in the USA, and particularly those around immigration and language barriers in South Louisiana. Kevin's personal anecdotes shed light on how cultural differences can lead to misunderstandings and legal issues, further highlighting the complexities of everyday life for these and other minority groups in the USA today. His examples and stories about legal and illegal immigrants in America are insightful and provide a nuanced view of the daily struggles and triumphs for those seeking a land of opportunity.Our discussion also dives into the rewarding yet challenging nature of personal injury law and what drove Kevin to become a bilingual personal injury attorney. Kevin and I explore our shared passion for helping car wreck victims, address societal misconceptions about personal injury attorneys and emphasize the importance of comprehensive insurance and consulting an attorney. Finally, we discuss the significance of building trust and collaboration with clients, setting the stage for a promising future. Tune in for valuable insights and heartfelt discussions that offer a deep look into living as a minority, pursuing a career in the legal profession and the human stories behind it all.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailLaw Have Mercy! Although Season 3 of the podcast has come to an end, this previously unaired short mini episode has risen from our cutting room floor like a phoenix from the ashes to settle the debate about Uninsured Motorist coverage once and for ALL! You may be tired of hearing Chaz preach on and on about the importance of adding UM coverage— but on this never-before-aired footage, he isn’t just preaching—he is PROVING the power of this extra coverage by sharing TRUE STORIES from 3 actual clients who hired his law firm after being injured in a crash…each with a different level of UM coverage and in turn, a different result in their quest for justice after their crashes. Imagine being involved in a severe car accident and discovering too late that you lack crucial insurance coverage. Tune in to learn why having full Uninsured Motorist (UM) coverage can make a life-changing difference. You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailOur guest on today's episode is attorney Vince P. Scallan of VPS Law in New Orleans, Louisiana. You can connect with Vince via his law firm's website or on social media @VPSLaw. Law Have Mercy! Could your approach to law and life be transformed by simply shifting your perspective? Vincent P. Scallan, a thriving personal injury lawyer from New Orleans, joins us in this episode of Law Have Mercy! Podcast to recount the rollercoaster ride that has been his legal career as a personal injury attorney in The Big Easy. From overcoming job market challenges post-law school and establishing his legal practice out of his parents' house, Vince's journey reveals the hidden potential often overlooked by conventional hiring practices and proves the immense power of harnessing grit and perseverance to overcome the challenges of making a name for yourself in a bustling city like New Orleans. We also explore how host, Chaz Roberts' brief stint at a corporate law firm actually influenced the eventual decision to go solo for both Chaz and his guest, Vince. But as the attorneys' candor quickly reveals, building a legal career isn't all big cases and quick wins in those early days (or even years!). Vince and Chaz share their experiences with taking on challenging, less profitable cases to build a solid foundation of knowledge and trust. Client relationships and referrals become the heart of their discussion, as they contrast their methods with those who rely on flashy billboards or seemingly endless television radio advertisements. The attorneys delve into the practicalities of gathering evidence after car accidents, especially when facing delayed police response times in New Orleans, and the game-changing role of dash cams in ensuring accurate incident documentation.But of course, life requires balance-- in more ways than one! The attorneys discuss the profound benefits they both have found in yoga. They also delve into the important role of other hobbies and pursuits that both challenge them physically and mentally and bring overall balance and harmony to their respective lives, such as golf and  coaching little league teams, taking turns sharing personal anecdotes that highlight both the joys and challenges that these activities bring. From the highs and lows of golf to the financial implications of choosing between emergency rooms and urgent care clinics, this conversation spans a wide array of topics and ultimately underscores the importance of finding personal satisfaction in one's career and pursuing a path that resonates deeply with individual values and aversions. Tune in for a heartfelt episode brimming with practical advice, personal stories, and invaluable career insights.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailOur guest on today's episode of Law Have Mercy! podcast is Ted Sink, attorney and founder of Ted Law Firm with locations in South Carolina and Georgia. To learn more or to get connected with Ted and his firm, visit his website tedlaw.com and follow on social media @tedlawfirm and @tedsinklaw. Law Have Mercy! It's another episode of firsts as we escape the safety of our sound-proofed podcast studio & the show on the road for a total change of scenery! When we found out that our friend, attorney Ted Sink, was coming to Louisiana for a few days in May for a work conference, we knew we had to find a way to interview him for the podcast and indeed, a few days later we were headed West on i10 to do just that. Our destination? None other than the Big Easy, New Orleans, LA. Being the great, accommodating guy that he is, Ted made time during his brief visit to sit down with us. The result  is this-- our first-ever episode of Law Have Mercy! shot outside of our studio, first episode shot outdoors, better yet!, and our first time bringing an out-of-state guest on to the podcast! Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler!From a random bench in the middle of the French Quarter, Ted and Chaz traverse a variety of topics that is both uniquely Southern and quite befitting of their dichotomous setting-- the vibrant, historic, storied city of New Orleans. They chat about the allure of both Charleston and New Orleans and share fascinating stories about Ted's connections with the Bravo stars from "Southern Charm," before settling in to tackle harder-hitting truths about personal injury law, battling insurance giants, helping clients, taking on goliath, and the competitive nature of personal injury law in southern cities with real-life anecdotes that illustrate the challenges and rewards of navigating a complex legal landscape.Always sure to leave us with actionable tips & valuable insights, the lawyers underscore the crucial role of medical documentation, give practical advice on how to  protect ourselves at the scene of a car wreck, and remind us why it's so important to take care and seek timely medical attention in the wake of injury. With heartfelt stories of clients who overcome the unlikeliest odds to bonding over the sweet, fried goodness of a world-famous Cafe Du Monde beignet, this one is definitely worth the watch! You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailHave you ever stood at the edge of a precipice, uncertain of what the next moment might bring? Imagine the strength it takes to not only face that uncertainty but to emerge with newfound resilience, trust, and lifelong friendship. On this episode of Law Have Mercy!, we are breaking the mould again. For the first time ever, Host Chaz Roberts, sits across from Crystal Bonhomme, a former personal injury client of his firm. As she details the brutal hit-and-run collision which left her injured, unable to support her family, and in need of expensive, major medical procedures, Crystal's story of survival and a transformative legal battle is a stirring narrative of courage and companionship.In this riveting, intimate conversation, Crystal recounts her painful road to recovery after being sidelined by a life-altering collision with an 18-wheeler. She shares the difficult details of her situation-- being put thru the wringer by the at-fault party's insurance company, living with severe and worsening physical pain, and giving up a job which she both loved and excelled at for 18 stressful months, just to name a few-- it is easy to empathize with the turmoil she describes in the wake of the crash. Holding nothing back, she unfolds her story with raw emotion, recounting the physical, spiritual and financial blows she endured time and again, the intricate surgery that became her turning point, the surprising ways she found herself leaning on her legal counsel, and the unwavering  support she received each step of the way.  Crystal's is a tale that explores the depths of the human spirit and the compassion that can arise in the most dire circumstances and from the most professional of relationships, transforming into a bond she carries with her to this very day.Heart-warming moments aside, this episode is also packed with nuggets of insight into the inner-workings of a personal injury case. By the end of this episode, you will have ventured through the trenches of legal depositions, learned some of the key characteristics and behaviors which, according to Chaz, made Crystal a model of perfection when it comes to being a good personal injury client, and you'll emerge with a more realistic and rich understanding of the invaluable trust between a client and their lawyer. Crystal's UNPAID, unrehearsed, real-life testimonial is a testament to the power of authentic connection and the life-changing impact it can have, even in seasons of adversity. Remember, while our conversation is engaging and enlightening, it is not a substitute for legal advice—the kind of advice that can only come from a professional who cares as deeply about your individual journey as we do about Crystal's. Every case is different. Details we discuss are specific to Crystal's case and are not a guarantee of results nor  an expectation of outcome for any other case. If you or a loved one is injured and in need of legal guidance, please contact an exYou can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailLaw Have Mercy! It's a mini bonus episode of the podcast: Mother's Day Edition and our host, Chaz Roberts, is sharing about all the special women and mothers who have made an impact in his life. The episode was originally recorded in March 2024 for International Women's Day but never made it past the cutting floor...until now! Join us as Chaz  sweetly pays tribute to all the mothers who have been essential in his life, both past and present!  From his own mother's resilience and the nurturing guidance of his grandmother and aunts to his wife who has shown him unconditional love and unwavering support, he shares how the women in his personal life have made all the difference. He also takes a moment to celebrate the women whose incredible dedication has been a driving force behind his business's success.As we celebrate Mother's Day, we celebrate these stories of persistence, care, and heart and we honor all mothers who've shaped our world and continue to be its unsung heroes. We love you and we appreciate you, Moms! HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY from the Law Have Mercy! crew. NOTE: This is an audio-only episode, not available to watch on Youtube.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailThis episode's guest, Jude David, is Partner & Vice President of Mergers & Acquisitions at Final Ascent (view on LinkedIn), Chief Executive Officer at Kin Capital Partners (view on LinkedIn) and Executive Chairman at Stately Doors & Windows (view on LinkedIn). You can connect with Jude via any of these channels or on his own social media platforms, including LinkedIn. When Jude David swapped the legal courtroom for the boardroom of mergers and acquisitions, he didn't just leave behind a career—he embarked on a quest for passion and purpose. This episode features a heartfelt conversation with Jude, where he peels back the curtain on the burnout and compassion fatigue inherent in law, and how a poignant personal loss propelled him toward his true love of deal-making. His story isn't just about change; it's a testament to the courage required to chase what truly ignites your spirit.Venturing into the mechanics of preparing a business for sale, we traverse the landscape of strategic exits with the expertise of Final Ascent. We discuss the art of enhancing a company's appeal to potential buyers through sophisticated systems and independent operations. The common myths about new management inefficiencies are debunked, and the significance of strong referrals in the consulting world gets its due spotlight. Whether it's luxury construction materials or professional practices, we reveal why some industries attract keen eyes from private equity firms.Tying it all together, Chaz and Jude delve into the nuance of company culture and the how-to’s of strategic hiring that can make or break post-acquisition success, sharing some hard-earned wisdom on the importance of loyalty and the challenges posed by generational differences in the workforce. They also touch on why localizing authority at various locations can foster a thriving company culture. From discussing the Daily 300 to why Lafayette is more than just a cost-effective location for back-office operations, they leave no stone unturned in this journey through the intricacies of burnout, business growth and sustainability. Tune in to discover how these insights could shape your business's future and don't forget to subscribe & follow to be among the first notified each time we drop a new episode of Law Have Mercy! NOTE: This is an audio-only episode, not currently available for viewing on Youtube.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailOur guest, Jerome H. Moroux, is a partner and practicing attorney at Broussard, David, & Moroux Injury Law in Lafayette, Louisiana. To learn more about Jerome or connect with him, visit his dedicated page here or follow his firm on Instagram @bdmlawOn today's episode of Law Have Mercy! podcast, Chaz sits down with friend and fellow Lafayette personal injury attorney, Jerome H. Moroux!  Though the two attorneys met on their first day of law school, their respective journeys to LSU Law were quite different. More specifically, Chaz started his law school career fresh off completing his undergraduate degree as an LSU student, while Jerome began his law school journey after earning and eventually leaving his first career as a teacher.  As they weave through Jerome's transition from teacher to esteemed trial lawyer,  the two attorneys dive deep into the rich emotional intelligence required in their field. Plus, they share stories of law school escapades, the magnetic pull of the courtroom, and the adrenaline rush of trial preparation. But this isn't just shop talk! Prepare for an intimate look into the moments that shape them both as legal professionals and the continuous learning that is equally important and necessary to propel their careers forward. Becoming a master of the courtroom demands more than just a sharp legal mind; it calls for a narrative prowess akin to that of legendary literary figures. Jerome and Chaz dissect how storytelling is an essential thread in the fabric of trial work, binding the attorneys to their clients and the persons of the jury. They touch upon the vitality of maintaining integrity in an often skeptical world and highligh the lighter side of life that balances the scales—think Louisiana crawfish boils and marathon running as unlikely yet fitting metaphors for the endurance and a̶p̶p̶e̶t̶i̶t̶e̶ f̶o̶r̶ p̶u̶n̶i̶s̶h̶m̶e̶n̶t̶  strategy behind a successful legal career.Amidst the rigorous discipline of trial prep, the attorneys navigate the ethical currents that are the lifeblood of their profession. Jerome and Chaz peel back the curtain on the courtroom's formalities, the weight of truth in client interactions, and the artful dance of juggling multiple trials—all while fiercely safeguarding their own personal convictions and humanity. It's a candid exploration of the delicate interplay between aggressive advocacy and the humble acknowledgement that, even in the heat of legal battle, their victories are but ripples in the vast ocean of life's grander narrative. Join us for a conversation that's as real as it gets in the world of law!You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailPicture this: a fender bender turns into a full-blown courtroom drama because of a few misplaced words at the crash site. Law Have Mercy! On this mini "quick tips" short episode of the Law Have Mercy! podcast, Chaz is laying out 3 things you should NEVER say after you are involved in an automobile crash including a car wreck, big truck collision, ATV crash, or otherwise!  Strap in for some legal lifesavers because Chaz is handing you the golden key to post-"accident" conversations. When involved in any unfortunate situation involving another party, such as a car wreck, you might think a simple "I'm sorry" or "I'm okay" couldn't possibly do any harm, but we're here to tell you—they can and they will! As someone who's been in the trenches, Chaz has witnessed how these words can backfire in legal situations. From the police reports to the insurance claims, Chaz breaks down why these phrases are the enemy in disguise and what you should say instead to safeguard your rights!This episode is loaded with real-life examples & messes that had to be untangled for clients who WISH they knew these 3 tips *before* falling victim to a car crash that left them with damages! In addition to the apology trap, Chaz explains the potential pitfalls of bypassing police involvement—because sometimes that friendly exchange of information isn't as innocent as it seems! Tune in to equip yourself with the insights you need to navigate the post-accident scene like a pro, while protecting your well-being and your rights, all shared through Chaz's lens as your legal guide and advocate. Enjoy!You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailYou can connect with our guest, Daniel and his company Barousse Works, through his business website https://barousseworks.com,  Tiktok @barousseworks or on Instagram @Barousseworks. When passion meets the grindstone, remarkable things happen. Just ask Daniel Barousse, my good friend and skater-artist-woodworker who's reinventing the the wheel—or more precisely, the...skateboard furniture? On this episode of Law Have Mercy!,  we unravel the threads of a career that's as much about the joy of creation as it is about turning your passion into profit and elevating your community. Our conversation takes us through Daniel's journey of transforming worn skateboards into artful furniture that resonates, hitting a nerve on social media, and turning his craft into a flourishing business. Daniel's philosophy revolves around keeping the inner child alive and always having something to look forward to—a belief that has led him to success and satisfaction in equal measure.Our episode isn't just about the triumphs; it's also about the trials and dedication behind them. We'll share an intense behind-the-scenes look at the true cost of Daniel's first piece of viral content-- a close call with a table saw that became an educational moment for thousands-- and how that small, frustrating  snafu opened the floodgates to an entirely untapped source of revenue for his business (hello, social media!). Daniel's daily balance of skateboarding artistry, daily content creation, consistent gym sessions, and rigorous recovery routines demonstrates his commitment to thrive in a passion-driven life, and his story is interspersed with insights on how social media can be more than just a platform, but a lifeline for entrepreneurs and creators aiming to log their life's work and connect with an audience.To cap it off, we dive into one of Daniel's more recently-acquired extreme endeavors--  hosting and organizing large-scale skateboarding events-- as he shares the painstaking process and joy of bringing a community together through sport and art. His ambitions aren't just about his craft; they're about influencing his community and empowering others to craft their own paths. As he prepares for his next adventure, Daniel invites us all to join him on his journey, to witness the evolution of a creator who's as grounded in his craft as he's reaching for the stars. Tune in for a tale of artistry, risk-taking, and the wisdom found in chasing what truly sets your soul on fire! You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailYou can connect with our guest, Cupid, on social media @OfficialNewCupid on Instagram, Threads , & Tiktok Stream Cupid's music including hits "Cupid Shuffle," & "Flex," on Spotify, Apple & Youtube and don't miss BRAND NEW song "Down South Shuffle" on Spotify, Apple & Youtube Law Have Mercy! Romeo & Juliet better watch out! On today's episode of the Law Have Mercy! podcast, we're stepping into the modern-day love story of world-famous recording artist, Cupid-- mastermind behind the infectious "Cupid Shuffle" and self-proclaimed "Line Dance King"-- and his first love...MUSIC! The love story, as you'll hear, is packed with passion, heartbreak, and personal crisis. And yet, it has stood the test of time, spanning several decades, painting a picture of enduring love and dedication.  Ultimately, Cupid's journey and lifelong pursuit of reciprocity has led to his TV debut, radio humiliation and rubbing elbows with Hollywood's elite like Stevie Wonder and Cee-Lo Green, bringing a whole new meaning to term "star-crossed lovers."   Tune in as Cupid unveils the genius of his creative process and the beats and passion behind his grass-roots global sensation, "Flex," and how the pandemic's silence gave rise to harmonies that captured hearts across the globe. Discover how Cupid's dedication to inclusivity in dance music not only brings together the most tentative dancers but also celebrates the independent triumph of his work, with "Flex" on the cusp of gold status.Amid tales of rhythmic success, Cupid lays bare the gritty realities of the music industry, from the exhilaration and struggles of maintaining authenticity in the glare of the spotlight at NBC's "The Voice," offering an insider's perspective on the intricacies of the show and the tightrope walk artists must navigate to preserve their creative freedom. The episode also delves into the delicate art of balancing a fiery musical career with the cozy warmth of family life, and the importance of a sound mind and body to endure the marathon of artistic expression.Finally, in spite of all this love and creative talk, we take some time to touch on legal talk, wrapping up with Cupid's heart-stopping account of a rodeo close call with a rogue bull, transitioning into the legal tangle of liability in entertainment and You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailYou can connect with our guest from this episode, Wesley Galjour,  via his website or on LinkedIn.  We're gonna cut to the chase when it comes to this week's episode....the reality in 2024 is this: the stakes could not be higher than the possible mental, financial, emotional, and lifestyle consequences one can face when a serious family relationship (such as a marriage, coparenting partnership, or other serious romantic relationship) goes astray.  This is why we brought back our ORIGINAL, first-EVER guest from our very first episode of Law Have Mercy! podcast (S1 E1)-- Wesley "Wes" Galjour. Wes is a family law specialist here in Lafayette, LA who has helped countless clients navigate the painful, high-stakes reality of picking up the pieces after a family drama and personal catastrophe, so few are better equipped to share the harsh, cautionary realities with you, our listener. On this episode of the Law Have Mercy! podcast, we brought Wes back to talk about the two topics that we've been DMed about more than ANY other since the inception of this podcast: 1) How to protect your assets & finances in a romantic relationship (AKA COMMUNITY PROPERTY BASICS) and 2) How someone could obtain sole custody of a child in a situation where that may be necessary/appropriate.  No matter if you're a hopeless romantic or a practical logician and whether you've experienced the heartaches of family drama for yourself or have witnessed it while observing others' experiences, in 2024, we all know that these wonderful relationships can far too often go awry, leading to drama of epic proportions within the relationship or family.  With this in mind, learning the basic fundamentals Wes shares in this episode when it comes to family law are absolutely, irrefutably invaluable.With the unparalleled insights provided by Wes' expertise, we promise to elevate your understanding of the family law basics you NEED to know  in 2024 if you're currently in a relationship, considering engaging in a relationship, or parenting a child (currently or in the future). Tune in as we delve into the significance of prenuptial agreements, dissect the legal distinctions between separate and community property, and explore what it truly takes for a court to consider granting sole custody of a child. Make no mistake....these are family law fundamentals that can GREATLY impact your life and relationships, making this a critical listen for anyone who is currently-- or may become-- involved in any type of relationship in the foreseeable future. In the realm of legal practice, resilience is key, and this episode navigates the emotional and mental demands that come with the territory. We paint a vivid picture of the challenges and rewards faced by family law practitioners, and the imYou can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailTo watch the FULL interview in it's original form, you can find The Tea Podcast on Facebook @TheTeaPodcastLFT or on Youtube @TheTeaPodcast. In today's BONUS episode of the Law Have Mercy! Podcast, we're sharing Chaz's recent guest-appearance on another local podcast -- "The Tea" Video Podcast recorded right here in Lafayette, LA! The show  is hosted by Ben Berthelot, CEO & Founder of Developing Lafayette, who has a knack for stirring up controversial conversations and never skips a chance to ask *THOSE* hot-button questions. For better or worse, Chaz's episode was no exception!  Let's just say that if you've ever wondered about Chaz's honest opinion on some of the most gossip-worthy topics in the Louisiana legal landscape, this episode *probably* touches on it! Ben presses for Chaz's honest opinion on all the local law gossip like *those* big billboard lawyers, how much someone can realistically be paid from a personal injury case,  what sets our practice apart from the rest, what to NEVER say after a car crash,  and MUCH more! Rounding out the little expose, Chaz talks about   the craziest things he has ever encountered since starting his law career, and more. Plus, host Ben has zero shame as he asks Chaz what's the biggest settlement he's ever gotten for a PI client, which promptly leads Chaz into sharing yet another hot take on attorneys who focus on big checks & how they can be misleading about what really happens behind-the-scenes. Shoutout to the show's host, Ben, for inviting Chaz onto the show and asking the very questions everyone would want to ask! As you'll see/hear, his fearless interviewing skills made for a jam-packed chat that will NOT disappoint, so settle in and enjoy this candid little combination of local gossip and sobering reality checks! You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin. 

Send us Fan MailYou can connect with our guest, Ray Calais, on social media @King_CalaisOn this episode of Law Have Mercy! podcast, I settled into the studio with Raymond "Ray" Calais, for what turned out to be one of my absolute favorite episodes yet. An open book, Ray is a talented athlete, a fellow Cecilia native, and an all-around super likable guy. He showed up eager to share and our comfortable conversation traversed every topic we could possibly pack in: his pursuit and experiences in the NFL and what it's like to meet your heroes, the key to achieving your dreams, how to deal in the face of crushing adversity, what sets the truly elite apart in sports and in life, and much more. Whether you're a football fan, a Cecilia Bulldog,  a big dreamer, or just someone who enjoys life hacks and inspiring tales, rest assured because this episode has something for you! We kick things off on a high note with stories only a former NFL star could tell. From his college days with the Ragin' Cajuns here in Lafayette, LA to sharing the field with NFL legends like Tom Brady, Ray's journey is nothing short of cinematic. He paints a vivid picture of a young athlete's metamorphosis: his first brush with the opulence of NFL life, his reverence for childhood heroes & standout athletes who he'd learn were even more impressive close-up, and all that he was met with on his journey from La to LA. With gripping detail, Ray recounts the rollercoaster of emotions young athletes face on Draft Day, the humbling beginnings of a rookie's first NFL practice, the precision demanded by the sport's elite, mental and physical nuances and split-second decisions that have the power to change everything, and the sometimes harsh realities of pursuing a career and dream that requires maximum effort and focus at all times yet offers far less of the comforts one might expect in return. In an emotional climax of the conversation, Ray vulnerably shares the devastating details of the incident that changed his life and career and the extreme highs and lows he faced in the months that followed as he achieved his ultimate lifelong career goal from the one place he least expected....the sidelines. Wrapping up with personal reflections, Ray delves into the profound impact of his childhood influences, what motivates him today, advice for young athletes and big dreamers alike, nuggets of inspiration he has collected in sports and life, and just what is next in his tremendous journey to achieve his wildest dreams....again! Our longest-ever episode of this podcast, we dare you to listen and be disappointed by Ray's inspiring blend of heart, hustle, and his enduring quest for greatness.You can watch most full episodes of Law Have Mercy on YouTube!For more FREE legal tips, check out our social channels:Instagram - @chazrobertslawFacebook - Chaz Roberts LawTikTok - @chazrobertslawLinkedIn - Chaz RobertsIf you are in need of legal guidance, visit our website: https://www.chazrobertslaw.com/This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin.