Jill Zarin was fired from the RHONY reboot before a single frame was shot — and what happened to her is a wake-up call for anyone with a job and a social media account. This week Jasmine breaks down morality clauses, what employers can actually do about your posts, and the part nobody tells you about hitting delete too late.

Plus: Zillow is facing a class action lawsuit accusing them of secretly steering homebuyers toward their own mortgage product through an alleged illegal kickback scheme — and if you've bought a home in the last few years, you need to hear this.

Then: a lawyer in federal court filed AI-generated briefs full of fake citations, got caught, and then submitted a response quoting Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 to explain himself. His client lost their entire case. We break down exactly how this happened and what it means for anyone using AI professionally.

Also this episode: Anthropic's new Claude legal plugin sent legal industry stocks into freefall and Big Law is paying attention. And France is mailing letters to every single 29-year-old in the country about their fertility — and the internet has opinions.

Closing out with Petty Court: what is the actual statute of limitations on spoiling a TV show?

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