Lawtrades Podcast

This week: Elon Musk closes the door on Twitter, President Biden throws his hat into the abortion-rights fight, and New York takes a novel approach to gun safety. Plus, Oklahoma's jailhouse lawyer, Japan doubles down on cyberbullying, and the Dutch get serious about working from home.

Just last week, we hosted a panel covering a topic everyone's been wondering about - the (maybe?) impending recession. We were joined by legal pros Jared S. Mermelstein (Deputy GC, Evergreen Trading), Matt Lubniewski (Associate GC, ZyngaNetwork), and Eric Fisher (Deputy GC, GoPuff) who talked us through all legal should know to prepare for rough waters ahead. Here's the full replay.

This week: SCOTUS strikes down on federal regulation, Alphabet tries to quell antitrust chatter, and TikTok wants to put Republican Senators at ease. Plus, sensitive location history is wiped, and the ownership of color.

This Week: Surveying the new Post-Roe landscape, understanding the implications of the SCOTUS ruling on Miranda Rights, and the latest in the vaping wars. Plus, how the recession may affect remote work, the corporate response to the Roe reversal, and the internal discussions at Big Tech over Roe.

Last week, we hosted the first in our innovator series with Drew Morris, Senior Legal Counsel at TRM Labs. We chatted over his experience entering the crypto space as a legal professional, from getting involved in the space, to keeping up with the current regulations, to understanding the fluctuating market. Here's the full replay.

This week: Proposed legislation brings digital health data into focus, the Biden Administration weighs executive action post-Roe, and updating digital privacy laws for minors. Plus, Julian Assange faces extradition, SpaceX faces internal backlash, and where does IP law end and your bodily autonomy begin?

This Week: The UK wants to knock down Google and Apple's mobile duopoly, we examine who gets to call themselves a White Hat, and the Feds go after training repayment agreements. Plus, looking at the finances of SCOTUS, the growing wage gap in Big Law, and embracing the hybrid workplace.

This week: Elon argues material breach, the ethics of expert witnesses, and social media comes under renewed scrutiny. Plus, Big Law comes to the rescue of abortion rights, and the Supreme Court faces a historic backlog.

This week: Clearview AI gets slammed by the UK, corporate diversity hiring practices appear to be failing, and celebrity crypto endorsements may not be all they were led on to be. Plus, non-legal advice, and Trump v. NY AG.

Last Thursday, we discussed all there is to know about non-attorney roles in legal with Trina Pacheco Walker (Director, Legal Change, Trinet), Kelsey Copeland (Sr Corporate Counsel, NASCAR), and Eric Lentell (Deputy General Counsel, Archer). They touched on their first non-JD hires, how they convey the value of these roles, what they envision for the future of legal departments, and even more. Here’s what we learned.