Episode Summary: In this episode of *For the Record with Greenwood Law*, Attorney Dylan W. Greenwood sheds light on how North Carolina defines and handles drug trafficking charges. He explains the weight-specific approach North Carolina takes, emphasizing how even possessing prescription medication can inadvertently lead to trafficking charges based on quantity rather than intent.

00:00 – Introduction

02:15 – North Carolina's unique approach to drug trafficking

04:45 – Distinction between possession and trafficking

06:30 – Mandatory minimum penalties for drug trafficking

09:10 – Common origins of drug trafficking cases

11:45 – Contrasting state and federal prosecution strategies

14:30 – Mistakes defendants make that impact their cases negatively

16:20 – Building a defense strategy for drug trafficking charges

19:40 – Options for cooperation in drug trafficking cases

About the Show: *For the Record with Greenwood Law* delves into legal matters with a focus on criminal defense in North Carolina. Attorney Dylan W. Greenwood, known for his personalized representation, navigates the complexities of the justice system to ensure fair outcomes for his clients.

In this episode of Stolen, Attorney Chad Brown and co-host Caleb Wheeler dive into the top 10 legal issues every commercial property owner should understand when facing an eminent domain case. From highest and best use to lease complications and business impact, they break down what really affects valuation, compensation, and the future of a business when the government takes commercial property.

00:00 – Overview of commercial eminent domain and income-producing properties. 01:30 – How property value changes based on legal and profitable use. 04:50 – Understanding functionality and income loss after a taking. 07:30 – How zoning compliance can affect damages and compensation. 09:40 – Determining before-and-after property values. 11:10 – Who receives compensation when leased commercial property is taken. 13:00 – Visibility, compensable damages, and expert evaluations. 15:00 – The effect of limited access, parking, and construction easements. 18:30 – Federal and state relocation assistance for displaced businesses. 20:00 – Unique valuation issues and the five key steps to protect your business.

Stolen: The World’s Greatest Eminent Domain Podcast exposes how the government can legally take private property — and how to fight back. Hosted by Attorney Chad Brown, each episode helps property owners understand their rights, maximize compensation, and protect what’s theirs.

Episode Summary: In this episode, Jay Rudinger and Terrance Dill from the West Web Law Group delve into the intricacies of arbitration clauses in business contracts. They highlight the significance of these clauses in resolving disputes efficiently and cost-effectively. Listeners gain insights into the pros and cons of arbitration, its enforceability, and how it differs from mediation.

Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01:45 – Definition and importance of arbitration clauses 03:30 – Considerations before including an arbitration clause 05:15 – Common industries and contracts with arbitration clauses 07:00 – Factors to assess before opting for arbitration 09:20 – Downsides and risks of arbitration clauses 11:10 – Enforceability of arbitration clauses in court 13:00 – Smoothness of cases with arbitration clauses 14:45 – Distinction between mediation and arbitration 16:30 – Importance of consulting an attorney for arbitration clauses 18:00 – Wrapping up the episode

About the Show: Deals and Disputes with the West Web Law Group brings legal insights into navigating complex business transactions and resolving disputes effectively. Discover practical guidance on legal matters impacting businesses and individuals. Learn more about the show at westwebblaw.com.