Paul and Len are both fervent Van Halen fans. However, they have differing opinions on which iteration of the legendary band is best. 

In light of the recent passing of rock-n-roll legend Eddie Van Halen, the fellas discuss various aspects of the rock band's history and eventually they get into the everlasting debate that will forever surround their legacy: was the band better with David Lee Roth or Sammy Haggar? 

While detailing their respective stances on the debate, the guys reminisce on some of their joint memories about Van Halen. 

Following the release of Showtime's docudrama "The Comey Rule", Paul and Len delve into a quite spirited debate over the legal legacy laid forth by the Hillary Clinton and James Comey affair. The conversation is set against the backdrop of the current election season and within it, the guys try to extrapolate some lasting impacts that Clinton and Comey affair will have on the current and future elections.  

Paul and Len discuss the legal details surrounding the $12 million dollar settlement in the Breonna Taylor civil rights case in Louisville, KY. The broader subjects of settlements, civil rights, policing and the differences between criminal and civil law. 

Join us for a rousing run through the trending topics in sports with special attention paid toward the various legal issues that impact the world of sports! 

Besides being two legal geeks, our two hosts are also heartedly passionate football aficionados, having spent time on the gridiron both as players and as coaches. With their ardent sports knowledge combined with their propensity for witty banter, Paul & Len will keep you informed and entertained as they browse the supermarket of sports. 

Beyond football, Paul & Len keep abreast of all the major happenings in baseball, basketball, hockey and all other matters of athletic competition.

After covering some intense legal topics, it's nice to take a stroll through the toy department of life, sports!  

Paul and Len sit down for a frank discussion about the Breonna Taylor excessive force lawsuit. After detailing the specifics of the case, Paul and Len debate the larger impact that the case is having on the entire country.  

In the course of the discourse, general facts about excessive force & wrongful death lawsuits are covered with Len drawing from his own direct experience with these delicate cases. 

As per usual, the episode tries to touch on all sides of the issue at hand. In this case, we go into the impact that the 2020 social justice movement is having on police and the incredibly difficult job they are levied with.  

What to do when social unrest culminates in violence against police officers. Later, Paul expounds upon the immensely stupid case in California where a city manager found himself in hot water for controversial tweets he posted from his personal social media accounts. The tricky first amendment issues are discussed therein. 

Breonna Taylor Lawsuit Settlement,  

Excessive Force & Wrongful Death Lawsuits, 

Violence Against Police, 

Social Media and Workplace Free Speech

The legalities of teaching patriotism in public education. 

What are the legal issues surrounding the teaching of patriotism in public schools? Paul and Len take on this issue on the heels of President Trump campaigning against education reform in an effort to adhere to traditional educational mores and themes. 

Is it constitutional for public school children to have to learn a highly patriotic rubric stipulated by the federal government. 

Our hosts drawn upon their own history being educated in private, Catholic schools and debate the future of public education in America.

Paul and Lenny discuss the ever impactful legal implications brought forth by the 2020 Social Justice Movement in light of the events that took place in Kenosha, WI.

Together, the guys analyze the impacts that the 2020 BLM social justice movement is having on our broader society. Emotional events that we have laid witness to have stirred our society to its very core. No matter which side of the argument you find yourself on, having a solid understanding of the legal implications of this still evolving social justice movement. 

Paul and Len use their legal knowledge and insight to try and determine the just and rightful outcomes to today's most stirring legal controversies.  

Is The Bond System Broken?, Trump's Taxes, Steve Bannon Busted + The Return of Sports with Coach Jeremy Bennett 

To reduce the density of inmates and curb the spread of the coronavirus, correctional facilities nationwide released more than 16,000 people from incarceration.

The pandemic is now forcing local criminal justice systems to take stock of who is in their jails and why.

With no bonds to post, many bail bond companies have had to lay off their entire staff.

Lenny & Gaudet dive into opposite sides of the battle over the bail bonds system. Also, the guys discuss the latest in the SDNY's case against Trump's taxes as well as Steve Bannon getting booked on fraud. 

Eviction Law and the Covid-19 Real Estate Crisis

In this episode... The gloves come off as the Lawyer and the Layman find themselves on opposite ends of the debate over how evictions should be handled in the face of the Coronavirus.

The fellas debate differing sides of the morality and legality tied to the real estate crisis brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. The debate gets spirited to say the least as Lawyer and the Layman find themselves on opposite ends of the spectrum of this argument.

After highlighting the the impacts on society that the rise in pending evictions will assuredly have on society, the discussion then delves into the legality (and morality) of evicting tenants in the face of such a drastic economic downturn. 

As we as a society continue to grapple with the never-ending effects of the global Covid-19 pandemic, questions abound regarding disease liability. Given that there are no parts of society sparred from Covid's wrath, the possibility of someone being sued due to it is ever present. Leonard and Paul discuss various aspects of how the law is being defined during the pandemic.

Later the fellas touch on the delicate nature of sending students and teachers back to school and how to best go about keeping one's sanity in such treacherous legal times.