You Can't Wake Up Polar Bears in Norway
Summary
Bill Handel opens with a story about a man fined in Svalbard for waking a polar bear with a foghorn. He then answers listener questions, advising a car accident victim to trust their lawyer, urging a neighbor to persist with police calls about illegal parking, and suggesting small claims court for a Medicare billing dispute. Handel also guides listeners on suing a city, addressing estate fraud by a trustee, and finding pro bono help for elder abuse cases involving coerced car trades.
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Man fined for waking polar bear with foghorn in Svalbard
Caller Nash: Holding out for better car accident settlement
Caller Ann: Neighbor parking multiple cars in shared court
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Caller Morris: Suing ophthalmologist for Medicare billing issues
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Caller Kathy: Suing the city for a rejected $2,800 claim
Caller Jill: Half-sister hid $550k in father's estate trust
Caller Stephen: Elder abuse and car dealer fraud case
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