A discussion with KVMR public radio on telecommunications billing and consumer protection laws
Northern California public radio station KVMR's Brian Bahouth discusses telecommunications billing with UCAN attorney Art Neill.
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PODCAST: Part 3 - Proposed legislation regarding mandatory arbitration agreements
PODCAST: This is Part 3 of a three part series of podcasts in which UCAN attorney Art Neill discusses arbitration with expert Linda Fritz, an adjunct professor at California Western School of Law for over 15 years who has arbitrated over 600 cases and mediated over 1000.
Look out for UCAN's guide to arbitration coming in the near future.
Ms. Fritz has a website at http://conflictresolution.com
This podcast was produced by the New Media Rights Studio, a project of UCAN.
PODCAST: Part 2 - Cell phone contracts, mandatory arbitration agreements, and how they affect consumers
PODCAST: This is Part 2 of a three part series of podcasts in which UCAN attorney Art Neill discusses arbitration with expert Linda Fritz, an adjunct professor at California Western School of Law for over 15 years who has arbitrated over 600 cases and mediated over 1000.
Look out for UCAN's guide to arbitration coming in the near future.
Ms. Fritz has a website at http://conflictresolution.com
This podcast was produced by the New Media Rights Studio, a project of UCAN.
PODCAST: Part 1 - The basics of Alternative Dispute Resolution: Arbitration, mediation and how they affect consumers
PODCAST: This is Part 1 of a three part series of podcasts in which UCAN attorney Art Neill discusses arbitration with expert Linda Fritz, an adjunct professor at California Western School of Law for over 15 years who has arbitrated over 600 cases and mediated over 1000.
Look out for UCAN's guide to arbitration coming in the near future.
Ms. Fritz has a website at http://conflictresolution.com
This podcast was produced by the New Media Rights Studio, a project of UCAN.
AUDIO: Drop in gas prices due to political pressure and less consumer demand
Listen to UCAN gas analyst Charles Langley's explanation for the current price of gas on KPBS.
AUDIO: The price of oil is going up...why not the price of gasoline?
AUDIO: Listen to UCAN gas analyst Charles Langley discuss the reason behind the recent decline in gas prices with KCRW's Warren Olney
PODCAST: Mayor Sander's newest sewer and water rate increases
PODCAST: UCAN's Brandon Weiner attended Mayor Sander's sewer and water rate presentation at the Rancho Bernardo Library and spoke with Dr. Timothy Bertch, Director of Mertropolitan Wastewater. Join Brandon as he interviews Dr. Bertch and shares his thoughts on the rate proposal. Listen
PODCAST: Michael Shames argues against SDG&E's Sunrise powerline
PODCAST: UCAN's Executive Director, Michael Shames, discusses why UCAN is opposed to SDG&E Sunrise powerline with Brandon Weiner. Also, find out the role Governor Schwarzenegger and the current political climate plays in the potential construction of the powerline. Listen here.
PODCAST: Michael Shames breaks down the SDG&E rate case
PODCAST: UCAN's Executive Director, Michael Shames, discusses the major issues involved in San Diego Gas and Electric's 2007 rate request with Brandon Weiner. If you have questions about your utility rates, or are interested in the future of energy usage in San Diego, then this podcast is a must listen. Music courtesy of wonder bunny.
AUDIO: Officials debate the Sunrise Powerlink on KPBS
KPBS San Diego: Listen to Michael Shames debate Sunrise along with representatives from SDG&E, CALISO, and the CA State Parks Foundation.
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