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United States
116 episodes
since Jan. 23, 2020
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Send us Fan Mail A secret only helps you if the law agrees it’s a secret. We sit down with Spencer Schiefer and Russ Richelsoph to break down three recent Arizona Supreme Court decisions that redraw the lines around confidentiality, privilege, and mandatory reporting, with real stakes and very real…
Send us Fan Mail Your license plate is not just a number, it is a key that can unlock a timeline of where you have been. We sit down with Robert Fromer, a senior attorney at the Institute for Justice, to unpack how automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) including Flock Safety camera networks colle…
Send us Fan Mail You can love your family and still leave them a legal mess. We sit down with attorney Eileen Spangrud to talk about the most common reason people avoid estate planning: it feels like inviting death into your calendar. Then we flip the frame. A will is not a superstition, it is a pr…
Send us Fan Mail Business bankruptcies are rising, and it’s not just the big names making headlines. We’re seeing small businesses get squeezed by higher borrowing costs, inflation-driven expenses, and customers who simply aren’t spending the way they used to. When cash gets tight, owners often fee…
Send us Fan Mail A beach looks simple until you ask one question that changes everything: where does private property end and public access begin? We sit down with Mark Massara, a “surf lawyer” who has spent decades inside California coastal law, land use fights, and environmental regulation. From …
Send us Fan Mail Arizona’s housing growth just ran into a question that’s bigger than any one subdivision: who gets to change the rules for water, and how? We sit down with Phoenix water law attorney Michele Van Quatham to unpack a trial court ruling in Home Builders Association of Central Arizona …
Send us Fan Mail ChatGPT can draft a motion in seconds, but what happens when the motion is polished nonsense and a real person signs it? We bring on Eran Kahana, a practicing attorney and Stanford Law School research fellow, to unpack a lawsuit that claims OpenAI caused harm by enabling AI generat…
Send us Fan Mail Arizona changed the rules of the legal game, and most people have no idea it happened. When the state allowed alternative business structures, it opened the door for non-lawyers and private equity to have ownership stakes in law firms and to share in fees, a shift that sounds like …
Send us Fan Mail A quiet neighborhood, and a pack of teens flying past on throttles—what looks like summer freedom is colliding with a fast-changing legal reality. We unpack the e-bike surge with criminal defense attorney Russ Richelsoph, cutting through confusion about what’s truly an e-bike, what…
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