Dennis Beaver | You & the Law

Attorney Dennis Beaver has practiced law for many years in Bakersfield, California.

Read more about Dennis and his background here. Dennis is a syndicated newspaper columnist and writes a weekly column entitled “You and the Law”. There have been numerous requests over the years to make these articles available and we are happy to offer them here. They are also indexed for your convenience.

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Longtime Eyewitness News legal contributor H. Dennis Beaver to receive honorary doctorate

by BakersfieldNow Staff – Wed, April 30th 2025
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — (KBAK/FOX58)
H. Dennis Beaver, a longtime legal contributor for Eyewitness News, is set to receive an honorary doctorate from California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB) on May 17 (CSUB article).

Beaver’s career in media began in the mid-1970s at another Bakersfield station while still a Kern County Deputy District Attorney. There he focused on legal affairs reporting, including exposing landlords violating California law. Beaver later moved to KBAK (Eyewitness News), working alongside Don Clark and Jackie Parks on the “29 On Your Side” segment. The team tackled issues such as landlord abuses, auto repair scams, and provided consumer education, including how to challenge credit card charges.

In addition to his work in local news, Beaver hosted weekend interview programs featuring local business people and political figures. Since the 2000 Presidential Election, Beaver has also been a regular panelist on Voice of America broadcasts.


Dennis Beaver has an amazing story in this video.

Are This Company’s Ads About Its Push-to-Talk Devices Misleading? In My Legal Opinion, Yes, They Are

advertising, consumer, false advertising, fraud, scam, technology

These push-to-talk radios are marketed as independent, unlimited-range walkie-talkies, but they actually require an LTE tower — the company’s website even notes that.

June 9, 2026  • By Dennis Beaver

If you were in construction or agriculture in the late 1990s to early 2000s, chances are that the name Nextel calls up fond memories.

They developed a walkie-talkie-type push-to-talk cell phone that was very popular back then. With that kind of phone, you could instantly contact others on the same network and also place regular cell calls.

Smartphone technology passed Nextel by, and the company went out of business in mid-2013.

Today, several companies are selling Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PoC) devices, and one in particular, in my legal opinion, is engaging in misleading and fraudulent advertising…click to read more