Today's episode covers a wrongful death lawsuit against OpenAI over ChatGPT's alleged role in a teen's suicide, Anthropic's settlement in a copyright class action over AI training data, the California Interscholastic Federation's motion to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit over high school athlete name-image-likeness rights, a copyright dispute between real estate platforms CoStar and CREXi, and Santa Ana's partnership to provide legal services amid heightened ICE enforcement including a mistaken identity detention of a disabled teen.

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Today's episode covers the California Supreme Court's 4-3 ruling on Three Strikes Law enhancements, Ford's expanded racketeering lawsuit against lemon law attorneys over alleged billing fraud, Epic Games' request for $217 million in legal fees from Google, a $6.6 million premises liability verdict against Home Depot, and a federal judge's order releasing a Colombian asylum seeker from ICE detention.

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Monday's episode covers the California Supreme Court's review of attorney fee reduction standards, OpenAI's $10 million fee request in a trademark victory, a trade secrets lawsuit against former telematics executives, expanded cash bail litigation in Riverside County, and federal charges against a former Fresno Superior Court judge.

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Friday's episode covers a $65 million lawsuit against Live Nation by an independent promoter, NFL star Odell Beckham Jr.'s sanctions request in a Diddy-related case, divided Ninth Circuit sanctions for Arizona voting machine attorneys, competing federal rulings on UC diversity grants, and a $7.5 million jury award for a dismissed UC Davis neurosurgery resident.

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Today's episode covers former LA Fire Chief Kristin Crowley's tort claim against the city and mayor, a class action lawsuit seeking expedited trial for children exposed to toxic lead during the Eaton Fire, stalled legislation to expand California's Racial Justice Act, a federal judge's denial of an injunction against homeless encampment sweeps in Marin County, and Live Nation/Ticketmaster facing a nationwide class certification motion over alleged concert ticketing monopolization.

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Wednesday's episode covers attorneys accused of using AI that cited fabricated cases in court filings, Republican lawmakers petitioning the California Supreme Court to halt Democratic redistricting bills, Judge Laura Segal transferring a colleague's Eaton Fire lawsuit to avoid conflicts, a Los Angeles judge denying a motion to close portions of a Gucci family abuse trial, and Ninth Circuit skepticism over the Justice Department's emergency request to stay TPS revocations.

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Tuesday's episode covers a Supreme Court petition challenging California's large capacity magazine ban, a federal judge's denial of efforts to block NCAA settlement payout sales by former college athletes, AB 495's unexpected entanglement in trans youth controversy, Beverly Hills losing a Housing Accountability Act challenge, and Trevor Kirk being granted bail pending appeal on post-sentencing prosecutorial discretion.

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Monday's episode covers Trevor Kirk's bail request pending appeal on post-sentencing prosecutorial discretion, ADA lawsuit defenses based on alleged use of violation spotters, Getty Images refiling its AI copyright case against Stability AI in San Francisco, and the passing of renowned attorney Samuel "Skip" Keesal Jr.

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Friday's episode covers Allied Gaming's preliminary injunction victory in a securities disclosure dispute, Uber's accusations that plaintiffs' lawyers leaked sealed records to the New York Times, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's failed challenge to California climate reporting laws, a $1.9 million settlement in the HopSkipDrive data breach class action, and the passing of respected San Francisco Superior Court Judge Andrew Y.S. Cheng.

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Thursday's episode covers the Ninth Circuit's refusal to reconsider the GEO Group detainee wage ruling, continued arguments in the Posse Comitatus Act trial over presidential immunity and enforcement, Nationwide Insurance facing another Eaton Fire coverage lawsuit, fraud claims proceeding against Smart Kidz college admissions consulting firm, and a Wyoming resident's challenge to California's rideshare driver residency requirement.

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