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DeWitt Law Review

Equal Rights, Equal Fight: The Melissa Vickers Perspective

Dec 10, 2023

Melissa Vickers is running for Public Defender in Orange and Osceola County, and she's excited to share her experience and plans with you. In this episode, Melissa talks with Moe about her mission to treat everyone equally, no matter their background, shares some stories from her experiences, and insight to...

Behind Closed Doors: Nursing Home Truths

Dec 3, 2023

Moe is Joined by Attorney Spencer Payne as the two dive deep into the often-overlooked issues of nursing home and assisted living healthcare. Through compelling stories of neglect and personal experiences, we shine a light on the heart-wrenching realities faced by elderly residents. Explore the challenges...

Workers Comp: Uncomplicated

Nov 26, 2023

On this episode of The Dewitt Law Review, Wayne Bilsky of Bilsky Law joins Moe to unravel some of the complexities of workers' compensation in Florida. Wayne recalls stories of workplace injury, negligence, and employers falling short. Shedding light on misconceptions and providing clarity on legal aspects.

If you have...

Murder in Academia: The Dan Markel Case Part 3

Nov 19, 2023

Jacob Stuart is back with Moe to discuss the latest developments with Donna Adelson, in this third installment of the increasingly strange Dan Markel case.

Donna Adelson, the matriarch of a South Florida family long suspected in the hired killing of Dan Markel, was indicted for first-degree murder, conspiracy, and...

Murder in Academia: The Dan Markel Case Part 2

Nov 12, 2023

This DeWitt Law Review has Jacob Stuart returning to chat with Moe on the continuation of a series in the Dan Markel case.

In a gripping turn of events, Charlie Adelson, the elusive Fort Lauderdale dentist linked to the 2014 murder of Florida State law professor Dan Markel, was convicted on all counts,...