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What To Do When You Get Into Money Trouble with the Law (feat. Avi Schick)

51 min • 7 mars 2022

What happens when a good person allegedly made bad choices and is now facing legal troubles in the form of, say, a subpoena?


They pick up the phone and call Avi Schick.


This week’s guest is a former deputy attorney general of New York who now represents clients in criminal and civil investigations and enforcement actions before state and federal regulators, prosecutors and enforcement agencies.


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TIME STAMPS:

0:01 Intro

1:15 Meet Our Guest & What He Does

4:11 What Causes People to Break Financial Laws?

5:32 What Emotions Do Alleged Law Breakers Have?

7:01 Is There a Common Theme Between All Cases?

8:37 What You Do In Private Could Go Public

9:40 Educating Children to Do The Right Thing

10:55 The Cost of Jewish Living Weighing on People?

14:03 Red Flags to Look For

16:44 Using Other People’s Money

18:31 Sponsor

20:28 A Trip to Prison

22:57 Kashrus (Keeping Kosher) vs. Yashrus (The Act of Dealing Straight)

26:50 Double Lives 

29:36 Sponsor

31:13 Marital Communication 

33:00 Government Programs

35:30 The Ancient City of Sedom’s Lesson

39:00 Broke a Law?

40:20 Are My Phones Tapped?

42:24 The Consequences of Misbehaving

46:37 Repentance 

48:14 Outro


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