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Eric Deters

Legal Education Series

Eric Deters On The Law

Straight talk on real legal topics — no jargon, no spin. Criminal defendants, public defenders, corrupt lawyers, the death penalty, and more. 30+ years of trial experience, unfiltered.

Topics Covered in This Series

30+ years of trial experience distilled into plain-language video lessons. No legalese. No hedging. Just the truth about how the law actually works in Kentucky and Ohio.

Your Miranda Rights

What police must tell you — and what they don't have to.

Medical Malpractice Basics

How to know if a doctor's mistake rises to the level of negligence.

Statute of Limitations

Why missing a deadline kills your case — and how to protect yourself.

How Insurance Companies Fight You

The tactics adjusters use to minimize your payout after an accident.

The False Claims Act

How whistleblowers use federal law to expose healthcare fraud and get paid.

Criminal Defense Strategy

What a good defense attorney does before trial that most people never see.

Civil Rights Violations

When police misconduct crosses the line into a federal civil rights claim.

Contingency Fees Explained

What "no fee unless you win" actually means — and what to watch out for.

Wrongful Discharge

When firing an employee is illegal — and what remedies exist in Kentucky and Ohio.

Healthcare Billing Fraud

How to spot phantom charges, upcoding, and unnecessary procedures on your bill.

Depositions & Evidence

What happens in a deposition and why sworn testimony is so powerful.

Jury Selection & Trial

How 200+ jury trials shaped Eric's understanding of what wins and loses cases.

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Every episode summarized in plain language with key legal terms — searchable and indexed for Google.

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30+ years of trial experience. Eric Deters provides legal consulting for criminal defense, civil litigation, medical malpractice, and more in Kentucky and Ohio.

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