Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchGlobal Production Incentives Overview & Update
Season 2 Episode 261
Film and television production incentives are shifting fast, and the choices made about where to shoot now carry real financial and legal weight. Thi…
1 month ago
Do AIs Dream of Electric Firms? Legal Personhood, Fiduciary Duties, and the AI-Managed Firm
Season 2 Episode 260
What happens when the manager of a business firm is not human? Robert J. Rhee, Professor of Law at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, ex…
1 month ago
Using Dungeons and Dragons to Become a Better Litigator
Season 2 Episode 259
The skills of a successful litigator share significant overlap with those of a successful Dungeons and Dragons player. Knowing the rules, Developing …
1 month ago
What Are Animals Legally, and Can They Have Rights?
Season 2 Episode 258
The law says that animals are vermin, pests, specimen, livestock, endangered species, or if you're lucky a companion animal, and above all as propert…
1 month ago
AI Without the Hype: A Practical Starting Point for In-House Counsel
Season 2 Episode 257
In-house legal teams are expected to do more with fewer resources. AI has the potential to improve productivity, but with hundreds of tools on the ma…
1 month ago
Nuts and Bolts of Determining Disability in Workers Compensation Cases
Season 2 Episode 256
Disability determinations sit at the heart of workers compensation law, yet the distinctions between injury, impairment, and disability trip up pract…
1 month ago
The OBBBA and the Modern Workplace: Tax and Employment Implications for Employers
Season 2 Episode 255
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduced significant changes affecting employers, employees, and their advisors, including the widely public…
1 month, 1 week ago
Cumulative Trauma Claims in Workers’ Compensation: What is happening, and where are things going?
Season 2 Episode 243
Cumulative trauma claims have surged in California's workers' compensation system, and understanding the forces behind that trend is increasingly ess…
1 month, 1 week ago
Unmasking Judicial Bias: Rhetoric, Neutral Reasoning, and Disparate Impact in the Courtroom
Season 2 Episode 241
Judicial opinions often present themselves as the product of neutral legal analysis, but the reasoning embedded in landmark decisions can encode gend…
1 month, 1 week ago
Defending ADA Claims: What Every Business Lawyer Needs To Know
Season 2 Episode 238
More and more business owners and companies are being subjected to ADA claims. Knowing key defenses and strategies can not only mitigate damages but …
1 month, 1 week ago