On October 29th at 8PM EST (5PM PST) I’m privileged to be interviewing Amy Epstein Feldman who is a nationally syndicated legal correspondent and the general counsel of the Judge Group, Inc. She is also the co-author of a new book, with the colorful title: So Sue Me Jackass!
Oct 29th is the anniversary of the start of the Great Depression in 1929. With our own economy still on the ropes and Halloween just around the corner, nothing is more depressing in a trick or treat sort of way than losing a job. That’s why in honor of the Great Depression and the current recession, our topic on 29th will be what to do and say if you think you’re about to be terminated at work.
Won’t you join me for this complimentary teleseminar? You can call in from anywhere. No travel is required. But first, let me tell you more about Amy Epstein Feldman.
Her strength lies in her ability to explain complex legal issues in a way people can understand. That’s one reason I wanted to interview her. Rather than focusing on high-profile trials or Supreme Court decisions like most other TV lawyers, she is an expert in providing legal advice for things that truly matter in your life, like your job. And that’s one reason you won’t want to miss what she has to say. Find out what you need to know to say “So Sue Me, Jackass!” with confidence.
To find out more about the program click here now.
If you’re concerned about what to do or say if you think you might be terminated from your job you’ll want to attend a complimentary teleseminar by on October 29, 2009 at 8 pm Eastern ( 5 pm Pacific) when I interview nationally syndicated legal correspondent and co-author of the new book “So Sue me, Jackass!” Amy Epstein Feldman, Esq. For more details, including how you can get your questioned answered by Ms Feldman click here.