Ronald Bienstock

Immigration law expert Leon Fresco analyzes the complexities of visa revocations and the challenges faced by green card holders, highlighting critical issues within the U.S. immigration system. Ronald Bienstock dives into Dua Lipa's success in winning copyright lawsuits concerning her hit 'Levitating,' discussing the legal nuances of music copyright cases. The hosts illuminate the intersection of law and creativity, as well as the implications of current immigration policies on the lives of many.

Eric Goldman, an internet law expert and co-director of the High Tech Law Institute, discusses a significant D.C. Circuit ruling on TikTok's Chinese ownership and its implications for free speech. David Cole, a Georgetown Law professor and ACLU veteran, navigates the legal challenges surrounding a Tennessee ban on gender-affirming care, focusing on its impact on transgender youth. Ronald Bienstock, an entertainment attorney, dives into a rap battle that has escalated into legal territory between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, illustrating the intersection of law and pop culture.

Philip Bobbitt, a constitutional law scholar from Columbia Law School, delves into the controversial pardon President Biden granted to his son, Hunter, analyzing its legal and political implications. Ronald Bienstock, an entertainment attorney, shifts the focus to Drake's legal maneuvers against Universal Music, sparked by Kendrick Lamar's diss track. The discussion navigates the tensions in the music industry, touching on issues like payola and defamation that are reshaping hip-hop's landscape.

Dave Aronberg, a state attorney renowned for his legal expertise, delves into the actions of Special Counsel Jack Smith regarding Donald Trump's ongoing legal battles. He discusses the implications of recent judicial decisions. Meanwhile, Ronald Bienstock, an intellectual property attorney celebrated for his victory against Gibson guitars, shares insights into trademark complexities in the guitar industry. The conversation highlights pivotal court rulings and the historical evolution of guitar designs, revealing fascinating parallels to broader legal principles.

Ronald Bienstock, an entertainment and media lawyer, discusses Warner Bros. Discovery suing the NBA over a breach of contract regarding TV rights, highlighting the financial stakes involved. Cary Coglianese, an administrative law expert, delves into the implications of the Supreme Court's overturning of the Chevron doctrine, revealing how this affects federal agencies navigating complex regulations. Both guests explore the evolving landscape of media contracts and regulatory dynamics that influence small businesses amid judicial shifts.