Sarah and David spin through a carousel of cases, argue about theoretical swastikas, debate the merits of true crime content, and even bring on returning guest Christopher Bogart to discuss commercial litigation (and why you should really care!). The journey includes:
- When Gorsuch sided with Donziger
- Jack Daniels and Bad Spaniels: Trademark wars
- Things Lisa Blatt can get away with that no one else can (so for the love of God, don’t even try)
- Justice Jackson calling to reign in Munsingwear Vacatur
- Sarah’s beef with true crime (or: when Sarah lost the internet)
- Texas West A&M University President gives double middle fingers to the law
- Hostile learning environment vs the First Amendment
- And finally, a guest breakdown on worrying trends in commercial litigation
Show Notes:
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