This week: A grocery store purchase leads to litigation, and Epic says Google tried to buy it. Plus: Is the SEC getting closer to landmark crypto regulation?

Listen now | This week: A Napster case may influence Spotify, and ScarJo sues Disney. Plus: Big Law bonuses are going to the next level.

Listen now | This week: A Napster case may influence Spotify, and ScarJo sues Disney. Plus: Big Law bonuses are going to the next level. 👽 A Napster harassment case could have a major impact on Spotify A name you haven’t thought about in 20 years is back in the news.

Listen now | This week: Amy Klobuchar has a new reason for changing Section 230, and Epic gets teamed up with the government against Google. Plus: the lowdown on Biden’s latest Justice Department nominee.

Listen now | This week: Amy Klobuchar has a new reason for changing Section 230, and Epic gets teamed up with the government against Google. Plus: the lowdown on Biden’s latest Justice Department nominee. 😷 The latest reason for redoing Section 230 The road to reforming Section 230 has been strewn with potholes and detours, but, of all things, COVID may provide an impetus for making changes to this very important internet law.

This week: There’s a major difference between China and the United States’ antitrust actions and a federal judge declares DACA unconstitutional. Plus: expect plenty of lawyers to leave Big Law for more flexibility this fall.

This week: There’s a major difference between China and the United States’ antitrust actions and a federal judge declares DACA unconstitutional. Plus: expect plenty of lawyers to leave Big Law for more flexibility this fall.

This week: Google feels the antitrust heat and Chinese tech companies have a major barrier between going public. Plus, America is still trying to solve its Ransomware issue.

This week: Google feels the antitrust heat and Chinese tech companies have a major barrier between going public. Plus, America is still trying to solve its Ransomware issue.

This week: A judge makes a shocking decision in a Facebook case and ADT settles with Ring over blue signs. Plus: the ABA reveals a disturbing trend for racial disparities in bar passage rates.