In this 12th and final podcast entitled A Threat Anywhere Can Become a Threat Everywhere in Today's Global Village, Jonathan Granoff, President of the Global Security Institute, discusses the most serious threats to global security and what we

TIPS Podcast - Episode 11: Search Dogs: Some Heroes Have Four Paws

Jul 10th, 2014 32m 51s

In the 11th podcast, entitled Search Dogs: Some Heroes Have Four Paws, Wilma Melville, the founder of the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation, provides insight to the selection and training of those magnificent animals that rescue victims o

TIPS Podcast - Episode 10: Foreign and Domestic Acts of Terrorism

Jul 10th, 2014 24m 7s

In the 10th podcast entitled, Foreign and Domestic Acts of Terrorism, Sal Lifrieri, CEO and President of Protective Countermeasures & Consulting, Inc. and the former Director of Security and Intelligence Operations for the Office of Emergency M

TIPS Podcast - Episode 9: Judicial Disaster Preparedness

Jul 10th, 2014 15m 47s

In the ninth podcast entitled “Judicial Disaster Preparedness,” the Honorable Bernice Donald, who serves on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, and Sharon Sayles Belton, Vice President of Government Affairs and Community Relations

TIPS Podcast - Episode 8: Adhering to the Rule of Law in a Pandemic

Jul 10th, 2014 24m 20s

In the eighth podcast entitled Adhering to the Rule of Law in a Pandemic Emergency, Wendy Mariner, Utley Professor of Health Law, Bioethics & Human Rights at Boston University School of Public Health, and Professor of Law, Boston University Sch

TIPS Podcast - Episode 7: Preparing Your Employees to Cope With Disaster!

Jul 10th, 2014 30m 19s

In the seventh podcast entitled, Preparing Your Employees to Cope With Disaster, Emily Fortmen, Director of Preparedness and Community Engagement for the American Red Cross at the Western Washington chapters based in Seattle Washington, provide

TIPS Podcast - Episode 6: Continuing the Business of the Supreme Court: When the Unthinkable Happens

Jul 10th, 2014 32m 39s

In the sixth podcast, entitled Continuing the Business of the Supreme Court: When the Unthinkable Happens, our guests, Norman J. Ornstein, a Political Scientist and Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, and one of the authors o

TIPS Podcast - Episode 5: The Consequences of Disasters Caused by Negligent Acts

Jul 10th, 2014 49m 53s

In the fifth podcast, renowned plaintiff’s attorney Allan Kanner reflects back on his 30 years of legal practice, from the early days in Philadelphia, working on Three Mile Island and Love Canal, through his transition to New Orleans where he h

TIPS Podcast - Episode 3: Cyber Liability Insurance

Jul 10th, 2014 19m 50s

In the third podcast entitled Cyber Liability Insurance, Tracey Vispoli, Senior Vice President at the Chubb Group and Chubb's Global Manager for Cyber Security, discusses what cyber security means and how cyber security is necessary for any com

TIPS Podcast - Episode 2: Cyber Security - Terrorism, Crime, and Hostile States

Jul 10th, 2014 27m 17s

In the second podcast entitled Cyber Security - Terrorism, Crime, and Hostile States, Professor Jeffrey Addicott, the Director and founder of the Center for Law on Terrorism, at St. Mary's University, School of Law, in San Antonio, Texas, discu

TIPS Podcast - Episode 1: Disaster Awareness: What the ABA Is Doing About It

Jul 10th, 2014 19m 50s

In the first podcast, entitled Disaster Awareness: What the ABA Is Doing About It, ABA President Steve Zack details the myriad of ways the ABA is providing assistance to the legal community in the wake of mass disasters whether caused by acts o

TIPS Podcast - Episode 4: Disaster Planning and Response: How Emergencies Challenge the Ethics and Continuation of Your Practice

Jul 10th, 2014 30m 56s

In the fourth podcast, entitled Disaster Planning and Response: How Emergencies Challenge the Ethics and Continuation of Your Practice, ABA President William Robinson, III reminds the legal community of their ethical obligation to have a disast

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