# Christopher Adamson

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Lively v. Baldoni: The Harassment Lawsuit Shaking Hollywood

Chris Adamson and producer Lauren Henning unpack the high-profile Lively v. Baldoni case, where harassment allegations, countersuits, and defamation claims collide with Hollywood power dynamics. Drawing on Lauren’s background at SAG-AFTRA, they explore the legal nuances, industry politics, and c ...

Ep 235 Razor Blade Smile

It’s time to visit the misspent youth of the team, hurtling back to 1998 for Jake West’s “Razor Blade Smile”. A film that shows that a coffin can make a lovely centrepiece gun rack in any bedroom; highlights that vampires are the only ones not showing off their fangs at a Goth club; and bravely ...

SEASON 1 RECAP: Looking Back at Season 1 (PART 1)

In this special two-part season finale, It’s Personal looks back at the conversations that defined Season 1—where law, power, money, and real life collide. Hosted by award-winning trial attorney Christopher Adamson, Part 1 revisits the stories that exposed how deeply the legal system shapes our ...

SEASON 1 RECAP: Looking Back at Season 1 (PART 2)

In this special two-part season finale, It’s Personal looks back at the conversations that defined Season 1—where law, power, money, and real life collide. Hosted by award-winning trial attorney Christopher Adamson, Part 1 revisits the stories that exposed how deeply the legal system shapes our ...

Why Your Firm Can’t Grow (Yet) | The Scalable Law Blueprint Ep. 6

What does it actually take to grow a plaintiff law firm without losing your mind?In this episode of The Scalable Law Blueprint, host Julien Emery sits down with Christopher Adamson, Partner at Adamson Ahdoot LLP, who built a 100+ person firm around a client-first philosophy and airtight operatio ...

"Every 8 Minutes, Someone Reports a Sexual Assault on Uber" | What to Know About Uber's Mass Action Lawsuit

Every eight minutes, someone reports a sexual assault on Uber in the United States. In the Season 2 premiere, Chris and Lauren break down the massive multi-district litigation building against Uber — over 2,700 plaintiffs, a company that internally logged more than 400,000 reports of sexual ass ...

"Life Doesn't End When You Become Seated" | Adaptive Athlete Tara Shetterly on Life After Paralysis

Tara Shetterly — content creator, occupational therapy assistant, and spinal cord injury advocate — joins the show to talk about what life actually looks like after paralysis, and why most people's understanding of it is wrong. At 16, Tara was injured in a car accident outside a Norfolk hospit ...

"Kings Can Never Be Representative of the People” | Pulitzer-Prize Winning Historian Ed Larson on Why America Reject Monarchs

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Edward J. Larson joins the show to put the current moment in America in its longest possible context. His latest book, Declaring Independence: Why 1776 Matters, arrives as the nation marks its 250th anniversary and No Kings protesters fill the streets. Larson wal ...

“Black Artists Were Never Fully Compensated” | Copyright Expert KJ Greene on Reparations in the Music Industry

Professor Kevin J. Greene — Yale Law grad, Marine Corps veteran, and the first legal scholar to systematically examine how intellectual property law has failed Black artists — joins the show to answer a question the music industry doesn't want answered: why do the people who created American mus ...