0:00 President Donald Trump, 0:02 who, as you know, lost the case in New York and now reportedly owes the state of New York $355 million. I thought I had a bag. 0:14 But yesterday, he introduced his new $400 Golden sneakers. And you think, Well, what’s wrong with that? Well, Pat and Professor John Rizvi, who’s been a guest on this program before, has raised if not a red caution flag, or at least a yellow caution flag Professor Rizvi, welcome back to nightside. Yeah, always a pleasure to be here. And I, what a great segue to you started out talking about the Red Sox. And now we’re talking abou ..read more

A common question that laypeople ask about attorneys is, “Who sues lawyers?”. This question betrays a common misunderstanding about how the legal profession and indeed the legal system as a whole work. Lawyers are people, just like anyone else, and they have the same right of access to the legal system to address and resolve grievances as any other citizen. There’s no “fast track” and attorneys have to follow the process, just like everyone else. This means that, for example, when law firms infringe on other law firms’ trademarks or other IP, attorneys have to defend their IP or risk losing it ..read more

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