William Rinehart at Utah State University discusses the news about big tech companies testifying before the House on antitrust, politics, and censorship.
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Steven Lando, a CPA and tax partner at Anchin, explains the ins and outs of PPP loans for legal professionals.
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Amy Peikoff of Parler discusses Cancel Culture vs. Free Speech and the dangers it has to our civil liberties.
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Dr. Heidi Gardner shares insights from her research on collaboration.
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When it comes to social media, legal professionals should tread carefully, but actively engage friends, clients and peers in these new spaces.
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Brad Stulberg shares how you may be thinking about passion all wrong and what to do instead.
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Little Sisters of the Poor gets a victory from the Supreme Court and Lori Windham of Becket tells us all.
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Multiple states are going forward with the test this week. Good luck to everyone.
ABA Journal Legal Rebel Podcast host Lyle Moran discusses the decision of the Washington Supreme Court to end its Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) program.
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Molly Coleman updates listeners on the latest going on in her life: moving back to her home, her decision to forgo the bar exam this year and postponing her wedding to 2021.
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Tune in to hear attorney Christopher Warnock's case about a tenant with severe pet allergies vs a tenant seeking an accommodation for an emotional support animal.
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Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO of the National Constitution Center, discusses SCOTUS, some of SCOTUS’ more notable recent decisions, the justices, and the impacts of these rulings.
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A/V forensics expert David Notowitz discusses strategies for enhancing your presentations of audio and video evidence in court.
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Zack Glaser discusses how to know which tech is right for your small law firm, trends in legal technology, and common mistakes you should avoid.
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Kimberly Herrick shares with our listeners North Carolina’s decision to hold their July Bar Exam in person.
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