Henry Baskin
Tune in Friday, 5:30 p.m. EST
on Channel 56 DPTV

Program Schedule

Friday, September 10, 2010

Personal Injury

Steve M. Gursten, Partner, Michigan Auto Law, Gursten, Koltonow, Gursten, Christensen & Raitt, PC
Timothy M. Lessing, Freedman, Lessing, Kutinsky & Freedman, PC
Michigan’s No Fault Law has never been more complicated, or challenging. Henry Baskin and guests explain the realities and ramifications of our insurance policies.


Friday, September 17, 2010

L. Brooks Patterson

L. Brooks Patterson, Oakland County Executive
Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson joins Henry Baskin for a frank discussion on the many issues facing our state. From state budgets, to mass transit, to relocation the prisoners of Gitmo, Mr Patterson shares his insights on issues that affect us all.


Friday, September 24, 2010

Securities Law / Stockbroker Misconduct

Anthony V. Trogan, Anthony V. Trogan PLLC
Eric A. Michaels, Saretsky, Hart, Michaels & Gould PC
Patrick J. Broderick, President, Lifekeepers
From inadequate risk disclosure to excessive trading, to outright fraud, attorney Henry Baskin and guests examine stockbroker misconduct.


Friday, October 1, 2010

Divorce Mediation

Ronald M. Bookholder, Law Offices of Ronald M. Bookholder
Antoinette R. Raheem, Law & Mediation Offices of Antoinette R. Raheem PC
Robert E. Erard, Ph.D., Psychological Institutes of Michigan, PC
Mediation in divorce proceedings can result in less confrontation and lower attorney fees. Henry Baskin and guests look at how this approach is becoming more widely accepted and practiced.


Friday, October 8, 2010

Bankruptcy

Stuart Gold, Gold Lange & Majoros PC
Michael D. Lieberman, Lieberman Gies & Cohen PLLC
With the looming economic downturn, bankrupcty issues are effecting everyone. Attorney Henry Baskin and guests discuss challenges and opportunities when faced with this growing problem.


Friday, October 15, 2010

Kym Worthy

Kym L. Worthy, Wayne County Prosecutor
Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy, joins Henry Baskin to discuss the Prosecutor's Office budget, the rise in juvenile crime, and elder abuse.