UCLA soccer players America Frias and Valerie Vargas tackle the biggest questions in college sports right now—should athletes be considered employees, unionize, and get a share of the revenue they generate? From NIL (Name Image Likeness) money and the transfer portal to loyalty, pay equity, and the future of women’s sports, they reveal how the game is changing both on and off the field.

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Hosted by Christopher Adamson

Produced by Lauren Henning & Chris Weigen

Brought to you by Adamson Ahdoot

The views expressed by guests are their own and do not represent Adamson Ahdoot LLP, its attorneys, staff, or affiliates. This podcast does not create an attorney-client relationship and should not be considered legal advice. Content is for general informational purposes only, and listeners should consult a qualified attorney for guidance on their specific circumstances. Adamson Ahdoot does not review or endorse guest statements and is not responsible for their accuracy. By listening, you agree to these terms and any updates.

Doug Shaffer, Senior Trial Counsel at Adamson Ahdoot, has spent four decades doing what most attorneys won’t—taking on corporate giants in the courtroom. With over 85 catastrophic injury trials under his belt, he reveals why so many lawyers avoid trial, how insurers game the system, and what it really takes to win when the stakes couldn’t be higher.

Questions? Thoughts? Email us at [email protected] or visit itspersonalpod.com

Hosted by Christopher Adamson

Produced by Lauren Henning & Chris Weigen

Brought to you by Adamson Ahdoot

The views expressed by guests are their own and do not represent Adamson Ahdoot LLP, its attorneys, staff, or affiliates. This podcast does not create an attorney-client relationship and should not be considered legal advice. Content is for general informational purposes only, and listeners should consult a qualified attorney for guidance on their specific circumstances. Adamson Ahdoot does not review or endorse guest statements and is not responsible for their accuracy. By listening, you agree to these terms and any updates.

Christopher Adamson, host of It’s Personal and co-founder of Adamson Ahdoot, shares his path from aspiring sports agent to trial attorney. He reveals the realities of personal injury law, why the “ambulance chaser” stigma is wrong, and how his parents’ experiences in the Jim Crow South shaped his fight for justice. Expect insights on contingency fees, taking on corporate giants, and the hidden impact of tort reform.

Questions? Thoughts? Email us at [email protected] or visit itspersonalpod.com

Hosted by Christopher Adamson

Produced by Lauren Henning & Chris Weigen

Brought to you by Adamson Ahdoot

The views expressed by guests are their own and do not represent Adamson Ahdoot LLP, its attorneys, staff, or affiliates. This podcast does not create an attorney-client relationship and should not be considered legal advice. Content is for general informational purposes only, and listeners should consult a qualified attorney for guidance on their specific circumstances. Adamson Ahdoot does not review or endorse guest statements and is not responsible for their accuracy. By listening, you agree to these terms and any updates.

Trial attorney Christopher Adamson pulls back the curtain on the law in all its complexity. From billion-dollar corporate battles to college sports, immigration, and Hollywood lawsuits, he sits down with athletes, attorneys, and insiders to reveal how justice really works—and why it is always personal.