Oct 14, 202610 minS1
Thinking about reporting tax fraud to the IRS? Most people don’t expect how long it takes, that the award is taxed, or that some claims can’t be appealed at all. Knowing these rules before you file can protect your...
About this Podcast:
Law Minded is a podcast that takes a clear, practical look at how the legal system works behind the scenes. Hosted by Gerrid Smith, the show focuses on government investigations, enforcement actions, and regulatory issues that often feel complex or hard to follow from the outside. Each episode features conversations with former government officials, attorneys, and professionals who have worked directly inside the system. They share real-world experience on how investigations begin, how enforcement decisions are made, and what these processes look like in practice, not just in theory. Law Minded is designed for lawyers, attorneys, business leaders, compliance professionals, and clients who want a better understanding of government enforcement and legal risk. The discussions are thoughtful, straightforward, and focused on practical insight, without unnecessary jargon or oversimplification. If you’re looking for an honest, informed look at how the legal system actu
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What is Law Minded about?
Law Minded is a podcast that takes a clear, practical look at how the legal system works behind the scenes. Hosted by Gerrid Smith, the show focuses on government investigations, enforcement actions, and regulatory issues that often feel complex or hard to follow from the outside.
What has Law Minded covered recently?
Recent episodes include "What Happens After You File an IRS Whistleblower Claim | Law Minded EP. 13" (14 October 2026, 10 minutes), "Report Tax Fraud and Keep Your Job | Law Minded EP. 12" (7 October 2026, 9 minutes), and "How to Become an IRS Whistleblower (and Get Paid) | Law Minded EP. 11" (30 September 2026, 10 minutes).
How often does Law Minded publish?
Law Minded publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 13 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Law Minded?
Booking probability for Law Minded is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Law Minded requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Law Minded's contact route on record: public web form.
Who should pitch Law Minded?
The strongest fits for Law Minded are Law & Legal Services. Law Minded has a business audience.
About the host
Law Minded is a business podcast with 13 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Oct 7, 20269 minS1
Do you know about tax fraud and wonder what happens if you report it? The IRS Whistleblower Program can pay you 15% to 30% of the money the IRS collects, but only if you meet strict rules. One wrong step can shrink your...
- Sep 30, 202610 minS1
How does the IRS Whistleblower Program work, and who can get paid for reporting tax fraud? Tax attorney Alina Veneziano of Oberheiden, P.C. explains eligibility, award amounts, and how to file an IRS whistleblower claim...
- Sep 23, 20265 minS1
Many taxpayers who qualify for penalty relief never request it because they are afraid that raising their hand will invite an audit. It is one of the most common concerns about the process, and the honest answer has an...
- Sep 16, 20265 minS1
Many penalty abatement requests fail for reasons that have nothing to do with the underlying facts. Taxpayers who file on their own tend to make the same avoidable mistakes, and understanding those mistakes is often the...
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- Sep 9, 20266 minS1
Most business owners trust their accountant to get it right. But when a tax preparer makes a mistake, it is often the taxpayer who receives the penalty notice, and that raises a hard question about who is actually...
- Sep 2, 202610 minS1
Requesting IRS penalty relief is not just a matter of asking. The difference between an approved request and a rejected one usually comes down to evidence, timing, and how the request is presented. Most taxpayers who...
- Mar 18, 202611 minS1
<p>Civil forfeiture gives the government the authority to seize assets it believes are connected to unlawful activity, even when no criminal charges have been filed. These actions can involve bank accounts, real estate...
- Mar 11, 202613 minS1
<p>Administrative enforcement actions are one of the most powerful tools government agencies use to regulate industries and enforce compliance. These actions can result in significant financial penalties, loss of...
- Mar 4, 202610 minS1
<p>Civil complaints mark a major turning point in government enforcement actions. Unlike investigative tools used behind the scenes, a civil complaint is a formal lawsuit filed in federal court that publicly lays out...
- Feb 25, 202613 minS1
<p>Administrative subpoenas are a powerful investigative tool used by federal agencies to gather information before enforcement action is taken. Unlike court-issued subpoenas, these requests often come directly from...
- Feb 18, 202615 minS1
<p>Civil Investigative Demands, commonly known as CIDs, are one of the government’s most powerful pre-litigation tools. Receiving a CID can be alarming, especially when it arrives before any formal lawsuit has been...
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Alina Veneziano
Oberheiden, P.C.
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Lynette Byrd
Department of Justice
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