FBI Director Kash Patel is suing The Atlantic for $250 million, alleging a story about his alleged drinking problems is false and defamatory. The legal experts discuss the high bar for public figures in defamation cases and whether this lawsuit will backfire.

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OpenAI and xAI face lawsuits for failing to prevent harm caused by their AI tools, from school shootings to deepfake child pornography. Legal experts discuss accountability and evolving regulations.

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Three prominent New York real estate brothers were convicted of a years-long conspiracy to traffic women and girls for sex. Accusations first surfaced in civil lawsuits, leading to further investigations and a federal indictment.

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Discussing the legal rights of protestors to record law enforcement, victim blaming, and potential liability in the ICE shooting case in Minnesota. What are the limits?

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Lawyers Scott Peterson and Giovanna D’Orazio discuss recent updates in the It Ends With Us movie lawsuit, a $52M verdict against a pop-up cosmetic clinic with no insurance, and the Beckham family’s use of NDAs. Listen to learn more!

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Examining the potential criminal and civil liabilities in the Renee Good shooting. Was the ICE agent justified? What legal recourse does the family have? A deep dive into the complexities.

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Attorneys analyze the legal implications of the fatal ICE shooting in Minnesota. Was the use of deadly force justified? Qualified immunity, DOJ policy, and expert opinions are discussed.

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In this episode, Scott & Giovanna revisit the fallout following the firing of the University of Michigan head football coach, as well as lawsuits accusing Uber/Lyft of discriminating against male drivers, a lawsuit accusing the parent company of Match and Tinder of allowing a known predator to remain on the app, and finally a class action claim relating to early decision at colleges and universities.

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A family is suing Royal Caribbean after a 35-year-old man died after allegedly being served 33 alcoholic drinks and then being subdued by crew members. Was the cruise line negligent?

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Litigious Podcast

FBI Director Kash Patel is suing The Atlantic for $250 million, alleging a story about his alleged drinking problems is false and defamatory. The legal experts discuss the high bar for public figures in defamation cases and whether this lawsuit will backfire.

Watch now >>>

OpenAI and xAI face lawsuits for failing to prevent harm caused by their AI tools, from school shootings to deepfake child pornography. Legal experts discuss accountability and evolving regulations.

Watch now >>>

Three prominent New York real estate brothers were convicted of a years-long conspiracy to traffic women and girls for sex. Accusations first surfaced in civil lawsuits, leading to further investigations and a federal indictment.

Watch now >>>

Discussing the legal rights of protestors to record law enforcement, victim blaming, and potential liability in the ICE shooting case in Minnesota. What are the limits?

Watch now >>>

Lawyers Scott Peterson and Giovanna D’Orazio discuss recent updates in the It Ends With Us movie lawsuit, a $52M verdict against a pop-up cosmetic clinic with no insurance, and the Beckham family’s use of NDAs. Listen to learn more!

Watch now >>>

Examining the potential criminal and civil liabilities in the Renee Good shooting. Was the ICE agent justified? What legal recourse does the family have? A deep dive into the complexities.

Watch now >>>

Attorneys analyze the legal implications of the fatal ICE shooting in Minnesota. Was the use of deadly force justified? Qualified immunity, DOJ policy, and expert opinions are discussed.

Watch now >>>

In this episode, Scott & Giovanna revisit the fallout following the firing of the University of Michigan head football coach, as well as lawsuits accusing Uber/Lyft of discriminating against male drivers, a lawsuit accusing the parent company of Match and Tinder of allowing a known predator to remain on the app, and finally a class action claim relating to early decision at colleges and universities.

Watch now >>>

A family is suing Royal Caribbean after a 35-year-old man died after allegedly being served 33 alcoholic drinks and then being subdued by crew members. Was the cruise line negligent?

Watch now >>>