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: 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.

This week: There’s an NFT lawsuit in the music industry, and SCOTUS makes a huge NCAA decision. Plus: why Big Law can’t keep lawyers even with inflated salaries.

This week: Major tech companies are on red alert thanks to Congress and the music industry is taking a Napster-like approach to a children’s app. Plus, Ohio wants Google to be a utility.

This week: It’s all about the hackers, baby. SCOTUS makes a huge ruling on America’s biggest hacking law, and Ransomware continues to rise. Plus: Facebook changes its tune on speech from politicians.

Another antitrust suit for Amazon, and a gender bias claim against Google reaches the next level. Plus, Russia cracks down on American social media companies.

This week: Apple and Epic close their case, and Florida pushes anti-tech laws to the furthest limits yet. Plus, what legal repercussions would you have if that Chinese rocket debris had hit your house? 🍏 The end of Apple and Epic…for now Apple and Epic have finished their trial over whether Apple exerts too much control over the App Store.

This week: Companies riding the streaming wave have legal hurdles, and states are going after tech companies. Plus: Black women deans are on the rise at law schools.