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Thomas Whaley was a business man, a merchant, a real estate investor and pivotal to the growth of San Diego, CA. He built his home to not only provide security for his family, but to leave a legacy. 

He helped design and build this unique, versatile structure back in 1857 and it is now considered the “Most Haunted House in America”. 

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The Whaley House is meant to be the most haunted house in America this episode takes us from start to finish through the entire generational story of spooky goings on in San Diego. 

Death by Monsters is a comedy show all about Monsters, Mysteries and the Unknown. We delve into the paranormal, the unexplained, true crime and of course the occasional conspiracy. It features Paula Deming, Nick Murphy and Matthew Jude.

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• EP001 Welcome.  Let's introduce Kentucky Personal Injury Attorney Aaron Whaley.

Primary Practice Area Explanation – Personal Injury

• Motor Vehicles
  • Cars/Trucks/Motorcycle
  • Tractor Trailer Cases
• Pedestrian Accidents
  • Vehicle Collisions
  • Slip and fall
• Dog Bites
• Workers’ Compensation
• Medical Malpractice
• Aaron handles cases across the state of Kentucky, including the Western District of Kentucky for Federal Court cases.
• Which state has jurisdiction in an injury case?
  • If you don’t live in Kentucky, but get involved in an accident in Kentucky, you can file a lawsuit here.
  • There are some situations in which cases will end up in Federal Court
    • Typically, this happens when all of the people involved are from different states.

Let’s Talk about Aaron Whaley's Background

• Family
  • Married for 19 years
  • 2 daughters
• School
  • Aaron graduated from J-Town High School, in Louisville
  • Western Kentucky University for Undergrad
  • University of Kentucky for Law School
• Motivation
  • Aaron decided to have his own practice, focusing primarily on personal injury
    • It’s very interesting and there’s a lot involved
    • Aaron is a trial attorney and enjoys litigating in the courtroom
    • Because of this, Aaron starts each case with the understanding that it could eventually end up in a trial.
  • Best Part of the Job as an Attorney
    • Being able to help people with significant problems
    • Aaron likes negotiating and litigating against insurance companies
      • Often the insurance adjusters are simply wrong
      • The insurance companies are generally not there to help
      • They are trying to help themselves and their bottom lines

What are Important Steps to Take if You’re in an Accident

1. Take Pictures – Key evidence in presenting your case
   1. Your Car and their car
   2. Location of vehicles at end of collision, before they get moved
   3. Debris laying in the roadway
   4. Where you came from and were heading at the time of the collision
2. Environment
   1. Weather Conditions
   2. Curves
   3. Hills
   4. Intersections
   5. On/Off Ramp
   6. Skid Marks
3. Injuries – Injuries can heal before your case gets to trial
   1. Lacerations
   2. Bruises/Scrapes
   3. Post Treatment
      1. Casts/Braces/Slings & Medical Equipment
4. Get Contact Information
   1. Other Driver – License, Insurance Card and Registration
   2. Other Diver’s Passengers
   3. Your Passengers
   4. Witnesses – Name and contact information
5. Document EVERYTHING You Remember
   1. Time of Day
   2. Traffic Conditions
   3. Debris in the road prior to the accident
   4. Pedestrians/Animals in the Area
6. Seek Medical Treatment
   1. Keep a journal of your injuries and what you’re feeling
   2. Start the Medical Record
      1. ER or family doctor
      2. Urgent Care
      3. Chiropractor
   3. Do It in the 1st 24-48 hours
      1. Insurance companies will try to blame the injury on other issues
   4. Keep Off Social Media
      1. No public pictures or statements about how you’re feeling
      2. Insurance adjusters and lawyers will use those statements against you
   5. Personal Injury Protection “PIP coverage” ($10,000)
      1. You have insurance to get treatment
      2. This is called “no-fault” insurance
      3. PIP claims should not cause your insurance rates to increase

The biggest mistakes people make when they’ve been in an accident?

• Fear
  • Causes you not to seek medical treatment
  • May cause you not to file a claim

For more information, visit www.Louisville-Injury-Lawyer.com

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The information provided on this podcast is for general informational purposes only.  It should not be construed as legal advice and does not constitute an attorney-client relationship.  You should seek the advice of an attorney for guidance related to your specific situation.  I am only licensed in Kentucky, so the general advice provided may not apply outside of Kentucky.

This podcast maybe freely shared, but may not be the modified or edited in any way.  This is an attorney advertisement.  Co-host Jim Ray is a non-attorney spokesperson.

In celebration of reaching our 100th podcast (thanks to all of you for your support), we asked a roundtable of experts to give us their thoughts on the future of healthcare from the perspective of their areas of expertise:

• Steven Schimpff MD former CEO of University of Maryland Medical Center on healthcare delivery
• Jeff Segal MD JD, CEO of Medical Justice, on medicolegal issues
• Mary Pat Whaley of ManageMyPractice.com on practice management
• Mike Meikle, CEO of SecureHIM, on cybersecurity
• Shareef Mahdavi, CEO of SM2 Strategic Consulting, on practice development and business models

Take another journey down the creepy rabbit hole with us on part 2/3 of our Halloween Special. We count down more of the top 10 Haunted Places in America, visit a local haunted eatery, Sir Matthew corresponds in the field (36 min) and have beer review by Oisin O'Reilly. 

Goodbye to an Old Friend 'Brush Pass' Review

Goodbye to an Old Friend is the first novel written by Charlie Muffin creator Brian Freemantle. He wrote this book on his daily commute to and from work.  Spybrary Host Shane Whaley is a huge fan of Charlie Muffin so he decided to give Freemantle's debut spy novel a go.

This is the first 'Brush Pass' episode on Spybrary. The aim of this format is to share our thoughts on a spy book or movie straight after finishing the last page of the novel or just after titles go up after a spy flick. I want to capture those raw feelings we experience on immediately finishing a novel.

Don't worry we will still have deep dives, round tables and interviews on our favorite spy books, this new feature will allow you to share your thoughts *(up to 5 or 10 mins) on a book or movie. One of the major goals of Spybrary is to talk about all the wonderful spy books that are out there. That is where you come in. When you have read a book, feel free to record your own short review (brush pass) on it. Please remember Spybrary is not a community of literary critics, sure we have some very knowledgeable spy fans here but they too want to hear from you!

Kicking off the series, Shane Whaley the Spybrary host talks about Brian Freemantle's first ever novel 'Goodbye to an Old Friend' (And yes after recording it I realised there were things I missed out or wanted to say but the whole purpose of Brush Pass is that they are our initial thoughts so this is not supposed to be a polished/well honed review.)

If you are interested in sending in a Brush Pass review you can record your submission here or better still use your smartphone, voice memo on Iphone works well and email it to me. (If you have problems with this please email me and I can send you a dropbox link.) Any submissions we use on the show will earn a $20 Amazon gift card, hopefully you will buy another spy book to review for us.

Jack Barsky, the ex KGB undercover spy continues to share with us his story of life as a Russian Spy in the USA with Spy Podcast Spybrary

Listen to Part 2 of our interview and learn:

• Which national figure did the KGB want Barksy to get close to and spy on?
• How did Jack Barsky cope with the loneliness of being a spy?
• Was Barsky afraid of getting caught?
• How did he communicate with Moscow Center?
• Why did the KGB put him on a Concorde?
• What instructions did the KGB give Barksy if he was ever caught by the FBI?
• Which Spy novelist does Barsky say is the most realistic of all spy writer?
• Which book on the East German Stasi does he recommend we all read?
• What signal did the KGB leave for Barsky on his daily commute to tell him his cover was blown and to drop everything and get out of the USA?
• Why did Barsky defy the KGB to stay in the US?
• What chilling threat was whispered into his ears by the KGB on the platform for the A train in NYC?
• How Jack Barsky knows the KGB bought his 'big lie' for why he could not return to the KGB and the Soviet Union?
• About the day he was apprehended by the FBI?
• What lengths the FBI went to over 3 years in order to catch him?
• How a row with his wife gave the FBI all they needed to apprehend him?

And Much More!!!

In this episode, we are visited by Mary Pat Whaley from ManageMyPractice.com, one of the premiere practice management WWW sites.  We have a fairly wide-ranging discussion, but there is some focus on a popular issue, the "credit-card-on-file" topic.  We also touch on practice independence, insurance contract negotiation, and more.  There is some real gold here!

Make sure you visit ManageMyPractice.com while you are at it!

Madge and Dave discuss hero Kate Winslet, Kris Jenner, Jim Carrey, Erik Estrada, George Lopez, Will Smith and Cynthia Nixon. Plus, new features 'What the Hell, Words?' and "Incontinence or Frank.' Also, corn nuts, sunflowers, this week's celebrity cell phone conversation and a listener unload from Jessica who is sick of the 'shoulder flirt.' Oh, and Dave eats kidney stones. (Week of August 22, 2011)