Lawtrades Podcast

This Week: Nike takes off its gloves, the question of AI selfhood comes into light, and how private are you social media posts? Plus, the Boy Scouts are nearing a settlement, and an epic Bitcoin heist comes crashing down.

This week: Is your Tinderella a scammer?, the NFL faces its own scrimmage, and protecting victims from forced arbitration. Plus, the case of the unvaxxed judge, and Duke Law opens a new clinic.

This week: Is your Tinderella a scammer?, the NFL faces its own scrimmage, and protecting victims from forced arbitration. Plus, the case of the unvaxxed judge, and Duke Law opens a new clinic.

This Week: Neil Young and Joe Rogan clash, Fans sue Universal Pictures, and Pennsylvania's voting laws. Plus, a Stormy Daniels update, and the social media boom.

This Week: The Supreme Court takes up Affirmative Action, The Points Guy is under fire, and a clarification of what NFTs actually are. Plus, the Afghan refugee crisis weighs on immigration lawyers, and upholding the Texas abortion ban.

This Week: Big Tech faces collusion charges, the Pharma Bro gets a permanent ban, and Ohio is redrawing the map. Plus, what athletes can teach about performance anxiety, and how a new bill could rewrite terms of service.

This Week: Nike goes after Lululemon, Biden's vaccine mandates hang in the balance, and a cartel of elite universities goes to court. Plus, Silicon Valley wants to bet on your lawsuit, and cashing in on the SPAC rush.

This Week: A verdict in the Elizabeth Holmes trial, Riot Games pays up, and New Yorkers rule on the opioid crisis. Plus, Airbnb finds a home in Cuba, and Chief Justice Roberts gives his annual report.

This month, we're joined by Charlotte Smith, an executive coach for lawyers and host of The Limitless Lawyer Podcast. We discuss how GC's can get the most out of their legal teams, and talk about remote working and the most common challenges facing busy in-house legal teams.

This Week: Moscow takes on Alphabet, Amazon delivers a new tone toward its employees, and Cuomo is ‘troubling’ if not criminal’. Plus, helping Afghan judges, blocking the New York Times, and our return to the office.