Just what is intellectual property? When do you need a patent or a trademark? What is a trade secret? When do you really just need a copyright? For tonight's overview of intellectual property, YLR Host Jeff Hayden is joined by attorneys Allonn Levy from Hopkins & Carley, Josh Van Hoven from Haley Guillano, Margaret Caruso from Quinn Emmanuel, and Josh Borger from Berliner Cohen. Questions for Jeff and his Guests? Call Toll Free at (866) 798-8255.

As a nation, we are in a state of mourning due to the loss of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Many of us have experienced the loss of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in different ways; while it was undeniably a tremendous loss to all of us, her fight, her spirit, her humanity live on in those who were fortunate enough to learn from her and now carry on her work. Your Legal Rights radio broadcast is devoting Wednesday's broadcast to a reflection on the life and work of an amazing woman,

You’ve heard about that. when someone “blows the whistle” -- often officials in the federal government, at least those at the ones who make the news with lessers talking truth to power -- but this sometimes extends to taking major corporations to task for illegal practices …. Tonight, Your Legal Rights discusses just what is a whistleblower; and, how are they protected? Joining YLR host, Jeff Hayden, are: courtesy of Morgan Lewis, Mark L. Krotoski, ; from the Firm Of Gibson Dunn, Michael D.

California has regulated a largely legalized marijuana market; the federal government, not so much. Just how are businesses to operate under a system of regulation that is, to say the least, fluid and evolving. How is a business – often a very large enterprise – to move through the myriad regulations and keep its executives out of Leavenworth? YLR host Jeff Hayden is joined by a distinguished panel: Courtesy of Goodwin Procter, LLP, Brett Shuman is the chair of the firm’s San Francisco office

YLR host Jeff Hayden welcomes David Finkelstein of San Mateo, and Jessica Chylik and Sal Timpano of San Francisco, all of whom represent landlords and tenant attorneys in landlord tenant cases. We discuss laws reshaping landlord-tenant relations, a continuing update regarding the pandemic, fires, and the stay on eviction cases. What new regulations or court orders that apply to tenants and landlords? Your own questions for Jeff and his guests? Please call toll-free 866-798-8255.

A distinguished panel will talk about what bankruptcy is, and different types of bankruptcy cases, including Chapter 7, Chapter 11 and Chapter 13. When you really need a bankruptcy, how do you pay for it? YLR Host, Jeff Hayden, is joined tonight by Justin Draa, a partner at Greenfield LLP, Monique Jewett-Brewster, an attorney-member of Hopkins Carley’s litigation department , Ryan Penhallegon of The Structure Group. and Michael Malter, a certified bankruptcy law specialist certified by the State

TONIGHT'S PROGRAM LOOKS AT THE SCHEME THAT PROTECTS SENIORS, FROM A WHOLE LITANY OF FINANCIAL ABUSE AND MISCONDUCT, FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF AN ESTATE PLANNER AND A CIVIL LITIGATOR WHO PURSUES CIVIL REMEDIES. HOW TO PREVENT SUCH ABUSE, HOW TO SPOT IT WHEN IT'S OCCURRED, AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT. YLR HOST JEFF HAYDEN IS JOINED BY ATTORNEYS KENNETH HOROWITZ OF SAN MATEO AND JOSHUA BORGER OF SAN JOSE. QUESTIONS FOR JEFF AND HIS GUEST? CALL (866) 798-8255.

TONIGHT'S PROGRAM LOOKS AT THE SCHEME THAT PROTECTS SENIORS, FROM A WHOLE LITANY OF FINANCIAL ABUSE AND MISCONDUCT, FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF AN ESTATE PLANNER AND A CIVIL LITIGATOR WHO PURSUES CIVIL REMEDIES. HOW TO PREVENT SUCH ABUSE, HOW TO SPOT IT WHEN IT'S OCCURRED, AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT. YLR HOST JEFF HAYDEN IS JOINED BY ATTORNEYS KENNETH HOROWITZ OF SAN MATEO AND JOSHUA BORGER OF SAN JOSE. QUESTIONS FOR JEFF AND HIS GUEST? CALL (866) 798-8255.

California's Unfair Competition Laws protect consumers and competitors alike by addressing such things as unlawful or fraudulent business acts or practices, unfair, deceptive, untrue or misleading advertising, and related practices. Some practices are obvious such as lying in ads or bait and switch, while others more subtle such as securing your automobile purchase against your home rather than the car. How does a consumer -- or a competitor -- know when he/she has been victimized by such unfair

Why has President Trump dispatched Federal Officers , often in plain clothes, into cities? Focused on cities run by Democratic mayors? Under what circumstances can a president dispatch the military to use police power over civilians? YLR Host Jeff Hayden is joined tonight by Professor Lawrence Douglas, Professor of Law, Jurisprudence and Social Thought at Amherst College and author of seven books, most recently: WILL HE GO? TRUMP AND THE LOOMING ELECTORAL MELTDOWN IN 2020 in which he describes