Each Saturday from noon to 1PM, The Big Talker 1210 presents Legal Perspectives, an hour long program focusing on many areas of law and the legal system. Each week, a different law firm will focus on their area of expertise while educating and assisting the Big Talker audience with legal matters and questions of their own. Legal Perspectives topics will range from real estate to divorce law and personal injury to business compliance law. No area of law is out of bounds.
Below are the current and up-coming Lawyers to be joining the program.
Stephen Karp is a graduate of Penn State University and Villanova University School of Law. Since 1974 he has represented accident victims injured as a result of automobile accidents or due to the medical negligence of doctors and hospitals. He has practiced before Pennsylvania State and Federal Courts and has lectured to the public and fellow attorneys in the areas of personal injury law, medical malpractice and insurance coverage. He also lectures to Villanova Law School students on trial tactics and expert witnesses.
Mr. Karp has a long career as a host in talk radio related to the law. He began his career as the host of a legal talk show on WWDB radio. For nineteen years he hosted, “Legal Talk” on WCOJ 1420 AM in Chester County. Legal Talk was the longest running legal radio talk show in America. Mr. Karp now hosts a new show, “Legal Perspectives”, on the “Big Talker”, 1210 AM in Philadelphia. Legal Perspectives provides the opportunity for the public to receive free legal advice; to be educated about the role of trial lawyers and to learn about their rights to civil justice in our country.
Alan S. Fellheimer is founding partner in the law firm of Fellheimer & Eichen LLP. His practice encompasses the areas of banking, finance, litigation and business negotiation. In addition to his activities as a lawyer, from 1985 -1990, Mr. Fellheimer held the position of Chairman and CEO of a NYSE listed bank holding company with assets in $4BB. During his tenure, the company had a rights offering, raised subordinate debt, acquired subsidiary financial institutions and effectuated a major financial restructuring.
Mr. Fellheimer has developed an extensive practice in commercial litigation, bank regulatory matters, and in representing clients in their dealings with financial institutions. His style is unique in its combination of aggressive timely litigation with a keenly honed ability to negotiate when the moment is right in order to achieve the client’s desired result more quickly and efficiently. The goal is not to “chalk up another win” – but rather to chalk up another totally satisfied client. “We use all of our skills to achieve the client’s goals as quickly and inexpensively as is possible.” Read more.....
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Michael A. Ferrara, Jr. has been an attorney since 1972. He is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, the New Jersey Supreme Court, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and the Federal Courts. He is certified by both the National Board of Trial Advocacy and the New Jersey Supreme Court as a Certified Civil Trial Attorney. He is the founder and former chair of the Association of Trial Attorneys of American - New Jersey Legal PAC, the lawyer’s political action committee.
He is past president of the Association of Trial Attorneys of American - New Jersey, a Fellow of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) a Master of the Camden Inns of Court, a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and a past president and current trustee of the Civil Justice Foundation. Read more....
Alan S. Fellheimer is founding partner in the law firm of Fellheimer & Eichen LLP. His practice encompasses the areas of banking, finance, litigation and business negotiation. In addition to his activities as a lawyer, from 1985 -1990, Mr. Fellheimer held the position of Chairman and CEO of a NYSE listed bank holding company with assets in $4BB. During his tenure, the company had a rights offering, raised subordinate debt, acquired subsidiary financial institutions and effectuated a major financial restructuring. 
