National security expert and Syracuse University professor William Banks sheds light on how current events interact with our nation’s security and the law.
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Hire like a pro with tips from Ron Godier! And, stick around for the Rump Roast, where Patrick Correia reveals what it was like to have Jared for a big brother.
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Can a school punish a cheerleader for her remarks outside of school?
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Host Craig Willliams and professors Claire Finkelstein & General Charles J. Dunlap Jr., discuss the potential threat of cyber warfare, U.S./Russia relations, and Ukraine.
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In this Part 4, we cover timelines, use of force, and what it means if Morris Hall (who was with George Floyd) doesn’t testify.
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New Speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives Emanuel "Chris" Welch became the first Black lawmaker to hold the position. He joins the show to talk about his story, goals and plans for the State of Illinois.
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How new solos Taly Goody and Michelle Fonseca-Kamana create videos for social media that attract clients and referrals.
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Dr. Stefanie Johnson shares her best practices to help create strong relationships between leaders and teams.
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Our coverage of the Derek Chauvin trial continues with Professor David Schultz.
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Yale Law School seems to have a recurring issue.
Brigadier General Patrick Huston discusses common myths about AI and its role in our national security and military.
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When two women discussed starting their own law firm two years ago, the experienced in-house lawyers agreed that they should take a subscription-pricing approach with clients.
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Gyi and Conrad hash out the controversy over ‘conversions’ and debate the merits of fast, cheap, and quality.
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New Hampshire and Massachusetts are duking it out over taxes... Get your tea ready!
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Mark Armitage gives an overview of what happens when an attorney grievance moves through the Michigan Attorney Discipline Board’s adjudication process.
