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Moore Law is a local call-in show that addresses legal issues and answers questions posed by live callers. Co-hosted by local TV journalist Deb Haas and Cincinnati injury attorney Don Moore, the show provides local viewers with answers to their questions about various areas of the law, including personal injury, divorce, debt reorganization and more.  The weekly series, featured on the Fox 19 morning line up, will also discuss the court system and current legal topics in the news, and strive to provide “More Answers, More Help and Moore Law” to the metro Cincinnati viewing audience. The attorney co-host, as well as featured guest attorneys and local leaders, will answer the questions from viewers live on Moore Law.

Of the opportunity to be on the show, co-host Don Moore says, “I have always thought that the legal community should find a way to better educate the public and highlight the many ways we help people. I think Fox 19 has come up with a way that lets us do both.”

For the past 30 years, Don Moore has been helping personal injury victims fight for justice against wrongdoers and their insurance companies. Vice President of the Ohio Association for Justice and named an Ohio Super Lawyer, Don’s knowledge in and experience with the legal system allow him to provide viewers with intelligent, accurate answers to their legal questions. Deb Haas has 20 years of experience as a television news journalist and is a veteran in the broadcasting industry.

Moore Law airs live every Monday morning from 9:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. Viewers can ask their legal questions on Facebook before the show or by calling in live to the number on screen. 

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  • From May 27:
    • In Kentucky you can only proceed against at-fault drivers in certain cases. The requirement is that you have either $1000 in medical bills, a broken bone or a permanent injury.
    • According to the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, motorcyclists are 35 times more likely to experience a deadly accident on the road than those in passenger cars.

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  • Moore Law co-host Deb Haas has lived in Cincinnati since 1984. Upon graduating from the University of Cincinnati, she began a career as a television journalist that would span more than 20 years. Deb has interviewed many interesting people including President Bill Clinton and former Senator and astronaut John Glenn live in Cape Canaveral. In addition to her role with Moore Law here on FOX19, Deb works with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati.

  • Attorney Donald C. Moore, Jr. has spent the past 30 years handling claims for injury and accident victims, including victims of defective products, car accidents and truck accidents. Mr. Moore received his Bachelor's in Business Administration from the University of Cincinnati in 1976. In 1979, he received his Juris Doctor from the Salmon P. Chase College of Law at the Northern Kentucky University. Mr. Moore is AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell.

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  • Join LinkedIn and access Donald C. Moore, Jr.'s full profile.

  • The attorneys at the Moore Law Firm, a Legal Professional Association, are recognized for their experience and results in the fields of serious personal injury, products liability, medical malpractice, employer intentional torts, and insurance bad faith

  • @MooreLawTV - The lawyers at the Moore Law Firm represents plaintiffs in serious personal injury, products liability and medical malpractice cases.
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DISCLAIMER: Moore Law is educational programming from WXIX-TV, and while our attorneys will do their best to provide answers to viewer questions, it will be for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice.



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