And good morning, everybody, Bill Handel, the legal show. Today, it's going to be very different, not the show itself. I mean, I'm still on the air, and I'll be here until 11 o'clock. So that's not a problem. And I'll take phone calls on the show itself i mean i'm still on the air and i'll be here until 11 o'clock uh so that's not a problem

and i'll take phone calls on the show but we're also at the same time uh we are engaging in our first

virtual law day and so i simultaneously uh you can first of all call me and you'll get my kind of legal advice,

which, of course, is the best kind of legal advice.

And then we have a whole group of attorneys virtually that are taking, that will be taking questions.

It's a one-on-one.

They'll be talking to you as if you were at Law Day. If you ever been to Law Day, you know, it's in a very large venue and people are lining

up to speak to lawyers. Well, we're doing much the same thing except we're doing it virtually,

and you're not going to have to stand in line

and smell the people in front of you or behind you because obviously we want social distancing,

which isn't a bad idea anyway when you think of the number of people that actually don't bathe.

But that's a different issue.

So here is what's going on.

I will take phone calls on the air and the phone number is always the same.

8005201534, 8005201534. So I'll be ready to go in just a moment. And at the same time,

or separately, you can go to handle on the law.com right now.

And we are starting virtual law day.

We have not only will you have one-on-ones with lawyers,

but we have lawyers that are giving lectures of 15 minutes each.

You can go to handle on the law.com and get the list of lawyers.

Matter of fact, right now, Robert Chesney is giving his lecture on how to pick a good attorney.

And the only thing on that one, you have to parentheses, not handle.

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