Civil Action with Brian & Shant
Government
Brian and Shant discuss Facebook and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, relief under 473 (relief for a default) aka lawyers getting petty, professional negligence & CPA's screwing up with taxes and the statutes of limitation that governs that, a rule that clarifies Rule 4-2 which involves contacting represented parties (who counts and who does not), and a Supreme Court case called Manhattan Community Access Corp., which involves the 1st amendment.
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Episode 76: What Your Expert Witnesses Want You to Know
Episode 75: Tort Reform, Ron DeSantis, Remote Appearance, and AI
Episode 74: Starting Your Own Firm with Alexandra Steele Cooper.
Episode 73: Dr. Sohee Jun on Women and Imposter Syndrome in the Law
Episode 72: Court Reporter Crisis and Disney v. DeSantis
Episode 71: Working with Victims of Sexual Abuse
Episode 70: Annie Martin-McDonough Talks the Tort of Seduction
Episode 69: Gender Bias: A Conversation with Anastasia Mazzella and Marina Pacheco
Episode 68: Figuring Out Insurance Policy Limits In Your PI Case with Stephanie Charlin.
Episode 67: Can you pop the Lid On a UM/UIM Policy?
Episode 66: Sexual Abuse Case Filing Process for Statute 340.1
Episode 65: Why Corporate America Wants a Conservative Supreme Court.
Episode 64: PAGA - What just happened here?
63: Harry Plotkin Shares His Thoughts On the Significance of Proper Jury Selection to Win Cases.
62: The Future of Law School: A Conversation With Michael Waterstone, Dean of Loyola Law School, Los Angeles.
61: What a PI Lawyer Needs To Know About Family Law. A conversation with Ron Brot.
60: Is PAGA in Trouble?
59: Popping the Policy – Developments in Insurance Bad Faith Law
58. Civil Procedure Cases Pt. 4
57. Insurance Cases Pt. 2
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