#179 - Attorney Tim Parlatore - The Stuart Scheller Case

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast

Black Rifle Coffee Podcast Network

Society & Culture, Comedy

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 12 November 2021

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Tim Parlatore, Navy veteran and founder of cloud-based law firm Parlatore Law Group, joins Jarred Taylor for a second episode. This time, the two discuss Marine Lt. Col Stuart Scheller’s case and the extreme lack of accountability with upper brass in the US military.

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0:00.0	As you're dizzy now, don't act!
0:03.0	This is the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast.
0:06.5	Prepare to get vaccinated.
0:20.0	All right, well, welcome back to the second time now.
0:24.0	I guess first I'm going to black rifle coffee podcast.
0:29.0	Sure. You've changed the name.
0:32.0	But a lot has happened since the first time you came on.
0:36.0	I'm sure I would say.
0:38.0	Yeah.
0:41.0	Yeah.
0:42.0	Pretty close. Joining us, Mr. Tim Parletori, attorney at law, attorney at his own firm.
0:48.0	You just run the show over there.
0:50.0	I do.
0:53.0	How many lawyers are you up to?
0:55.0	We got about 35 now.
0:57.0	Yeah.
0:58.0	We're about to announce the hiring of another one.
1:01.0	I'll leave to this week or the next week.
1:04.0	So yeah, we're constantly grown.
1:07.0	And actually we just got named last week to the military times best for vets, you know, employers.
1:14.0	So the only law firm they selected for that apparently the barely law firms aren't known for being good places for veterans to work.
1:23.0	Well, you also are a law firm that has little to no overhead.
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