Steven Zansberg talks about gag orders and how far judges can go to restrict the dissemination of case information.
Kathryn Rubino joins Joe to discuss the recent lowlights in Biglaw gender equity.
LaBarron Boone from the Beasley Allen law firm discusses the $151-Million dollar Travaris “Tre” Smith case.
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Susan Smith Blakely talks about her latest book, “What Millennial Lawyers Want: A Bridge From Past to Future Law Practice.”
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Wesley Hottot and Tony Mauro take a look at the unanimous Supreme Court ruling in Timbs v. Indiana, discuss the case, the path to the Supreme Court, and the impact on future cases.
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Matthew Hall talks about the impending issues relating to Brexit and GDPR.
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Attorney discusses staged water losses and high insurance payouts for insurers perpetrating insurance fraud.
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After George Conway's most recent salvo against Donald Trump, Joe and Elie discuss the curious relationship of the senior Wachtell lawyer and Trump's senior aide.
Joy Blanchard and Steve Cohen spotlight the recent college admissions scandal.
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Cara Robertson talks about the evidence from the Lizzie Borden crime scene, the differences between her trial and what we might see in a similar case today, and why each generation seems to have a different take on Lizzie Borden.
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Joe and Elie take a dive into the college admissions scandal going on with celebrities and their children.
Jerry Buting and Jackie Maloney debate about the prosecution versus defense and how the portrayals on FOX TV’s ‘Proven Innocent’ compare to reality.
Basha Rubin and Emily Wajert talk about classification issues for gig economy employers and how laws are changing.
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Judge Scott Schlegel talks about the Smart On Crime Initiative and Swift & Certain Probation Program.
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Dan Thompson of DeeGee Rehabilitation Technologies addresses the cost issues, claims impact and future of Home Modifications.
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