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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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High-Profile Employment Appeals with Glenn Danas 1:05:45

6h ago1:05:45

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Employment and class-action attorney Glenn Danas has argued 49 appeals in state and federal appellate courts throughout the country, including a current streak of eight consecutive reversals. Glenn talks with us about litigating the landmark Iskanian case, and how he turned the panel that initially issued a 148-page tentative against his client. Gl…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Addiction and the Recovery Journey for Lawyers | Brian Cuban 1:03:09

8d ago1:03:09

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Mental health struggles and addiction are more common than we realize, especially among attorneys. In this episode, Brian Cuban, author of The Addicted Lawyer: Tales of the Bar, Booze, Blow, and Redemption, delves into addiction and the recovery journey for lawyers. As an advocate for mental health awareness and recovery, Brian shares his personal …

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Liar in a Crowded Theater, with Jeff Kosseff 50:54

9d ago50:54

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Turns out you CAN shout “fire” in a crowded theater, and lots of other lies besides—unless the government meets a heavy burden, that is. The author of four books and more than 20 academic articles, First Amendment scholar and Naval Academy associate professor Jeff Kosseff makes the case for the freedom to speak freely, and even to tell lies, free (…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Thankful for Unpublished Opinions 36:20

17d ago36:20

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In a recent opinion, the Court of Appeal reversed by noting that one of the grounds supporting the judgment was forfeited…by the respondent. Wait. By the respondent? An appellant must be careful not to forfeit argument, but not the respondent. We discuss, and express gratitude that this one was not published—and thus cannot be cited as precedent. W…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Emerging Ethical Issues for Lawyers Using AI | Derek Bauman 1:10:58

22d ago1:10:58

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Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving and is beginning to impact almost every aspect of our lives. The legal industry is no exception, and numerous ethical issues have emerged as a result. In this episode, Todd Smith and Jody Sanders explore the ups and downs of lawyers using generative AI with Derek Bauman of Feldman and Feldman in Houston. …

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Appellate Bonds: What You Client Needs to Know, with Dan Huckabay 47:29

24d ago47:29

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Trial resulted in a sizable judgment against your client. You know to stay judgment enforcement you have to post a bond, but what, exactly, does that mean? And how do you do it? Enter Dan Huckabay from Court Surety Bond Agency. We sit down with Dan and ask him how we attorneys can be a hero for our clients by knowing a few key things about appellat…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Elegant Legal Writing, with author Ryan McCarl 1:03:52

1M ago1:03:52

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Ryan McCarl, author of the latest book on legal writing, Elegant Legal Writing, sits down with us to discuss why now, more than ever, attorneys need to elevate beyond ChatGPT and distractions to rise to our role as teachers of the law. Ryan offers these actionable tips: 🖋️ “Defer editing” and “second-guessing” until a later draft. Don’t be committe…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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A Longtime Trial Judge's View from the Appellate Bench | Justice Gisela Triana 55:06

1M ago55:06

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Few Texas judges have seen the courtroom from as many perspectives as Third Court of Appeals Justice Gisela Triana. From a practitioner, to a municipal judge, to a trial court judge on various benches, Justice Triana has served the State in a variety of roles. She joins Todd Smith and Jody Sanders in this episode to discuss the insights she has gai…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Reversals on Technicalities: 4 Recent Examples 40:13

1M ago40:13

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Appellate courts are in the affirming business. But be ready to take advantage of easy reversals, like in these examples: 😎 If the court refuses to hold an evidentiary hearing in a contested probate matter, that is (probably) structural error and reversible. 😎 If the court refuses to provide a statement of decision on key issues, that is a good ope…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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How Appellate Lawyers Debate Gun Control and Abortion 57:30

1M ago57:30

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Ninth Circuit correspondent Cory Webster joins us to discuss the court’s unusually busy en banc docket and its own species of “shadow docket.” We discuss how parties and judges are moving a few hot-button cases into procedural positions that may suggest what the merits decision will be—but without really touching the merits. We discuss: Gun Rights:…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Inside the Fourth Court of Appeals' Clerk's Office | Michael Cruz 50:10

2M ago50:10

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In a world of electronic filing, fewer attorneys see appellate court clerks in person. It’s easy to forget how critical their role is to keeping the courts open, efficient, and accessible. In this episode, Michael Cruz, clerk of the Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio, joins Todd Smith and Jody Sanders to talk about how he and his staff make tha…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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CM/ECF Is Outdated So Get Ready for the 9th Circuit’s ACMS, with Susan Gelmis 47:24

2M ago47:24

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Have you ever had trouble e-file something and had someone tell you to try a different web browser? When it comes to the CM/ECF system used by federal courts, that problem has to do with aging technology reliant on “java” plugins, which have security problems. Susan Gelmis, the Chief Deputy Clerk for Operations, explains why the 9th Circuit is leav…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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The 9th Cir. “Reimagines” Diversity Jurisdiction 45:20

2M ago45:20

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The one sure thing your law-school loans purchased is instant recall of the fact that “federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction.” But not as limited today as when you signed your promissory note. We discuss Impossible Foods Inc. v. Impossible X LLC, the recent 9th Circuit decision holding that specific jurisdiction over a defendant may be …

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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How to Prepare for Oral Argument 47:03

2M ago47:03

47:03

Have an appellate oral argument coming up? We discuss tips shared by top appellate attorneys how to prepare for and give oral arguments. Some tips include: 🗣️ Anticipate the panel’s questions when you can, but… 🗣️ …be prepared to respond when you don’t know the answer. 🗣️ Be prepared to answer: “What is your rule” for answering the key statutory or…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Supersedeas and Other Recent Rule Changes 59:53

2M ago59:53

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Legislative session years in Texas always bring uncertainty into legal practice. When the Legislature passes new laws impacting courts, the Texas Supreme Court has to make rules to give those laws effect. This week Todd Smith and Jody Sanders discuss several recent rule changes and additions from the Texas Supreme Court that will impact trial and a…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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The Power of Anti-SLAPP Motions: Sept. 2023 Cases 35:16

2M ago35:16

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Anti-SLAPP motions are sometimes called early summary judgment motions. But the fact that they are “early” is why they are so powerful: not only do they provide defendants a quick way to defend against claims that involve speech, they force the plaintiff to prove its case without any discovery. On this episode of the California Appellate Law Podcas…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Judges Use Clearbrief & So Should You, with Jackie Schafer 55:23

3M ago55:23

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Among the hundreds of great new legal tech available in recent years, Clearbrief stands near the top. Jackie Schafer, a former big-law and state attorney general who had a vision of attorneys and their staff working more effectively and efficiently, designed an app that lives right in your Microsoft Word. Clearbrief lets you upload your case file t…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Business Courts and Other Highlights of the 88th Texas Legislature | Jerry Bullard 48:23

3M ago48:23

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Join us as we unpack the highlights of the 88th Texas Legislature. In this episode, Jerry Bullard discusses the ins and outs of business courts and their potential impact, plus other intriguing legal developments. He takes us on a legislative rollercoaster, touching on topics like online ticket sales, unauthorized disclosure of judicial opinions, a…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Appeal Your Arbitrator? 43:44

3M ago43:44

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We discuss some interesting recent cases out of the California Court of Appeal: Arbitration clauses may include an agreement to make the award reviewable on appeal. We discuss a recent case that shows how. Can a judge just stay a money judgment? What to do if the appellate court issues a tentative opinion. When an amended order suspends the right t…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Best Practices for Expert Testimony 46:08

3M ago46:08

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Your next trial could succeed or fail based on whether the expert’s opinion gets admitted or excluded. Based on their recent presentation to financial experts, we cover three key cases—Kelly, Sargon, and Sanchez—that govern expert opinions. We also cover some fundamentals and tips to protect expert work product. Some things experts should remind th…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Investigating Judge Newman, with Aliza Shatzman 50:24

4M ago50:24

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The Judge Pauline Newman saga reached a tentative end—or a respite—when the Federal Circuit imposed a year-long probation on the 96-year-old federal appellate judge. Aliza Shatzman of the Legal Accountability Project discusses the allegations of cognitive decline and workplace misconduct against her, and how the investigation and report may be a mo…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Tim’s New Firm & Recent Cases 41:49

4M ago41:49

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Tim announces his new firm, Kowal Law Group, APC, and discusses some legal tech with Jeff before moving on to recent cases, including: Collateral orders: Longobardo v. AVCO Corp. confirms that California’s collateral order doctrine is narrower than in other jurisdictions. Anti-SLAPP: Park v. Nazari advises outlining the specific allegations you wan…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Taking Control of Your Practice by Setting Boundaries | Kiele Linroth Pace 1:20:55

4M ago1:20:55

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Two-Party Consent Privacy Laws Might Be Unconstitutional, and Other Recent Cases 43:24

5M ago43:24

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One of the most biggest recent case is the split decision out of the 9th Circuit holding that a prohibition on secretly recording communications between two people violates the First Amendment. Project Veritas v. Schmidt, No. 22-35271 (9th Cir. July 3, 2023). The statute at issue here was an Oregon statute. But it suggests that two-party consent st…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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The Shadow Docket, with Stephen Vladeck 53:28

5M ago53:28

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Most cases that reach the Supreme Court live and die on the “shadow docket.” That is the name given to the docket where everything other than full merits decisions happens. Most prominently, that is where the Supreme Court decides whether to grant stays of orders pending appeal, such as abortion-rights cases, voter redistricting cases, immigration …

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The Appellate Wanderer

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Episode 4: Mikael Swahn and the Lay Judges of Sweden 59:29

5M ago59:29

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This time, I'm honored to speak with #AppellateTwitter international stalwart, Judge Mikael Swahn, of the Svea Court of Appeal in Stockholm, Sweden. Judge Swahn is my first European guest, and was able to tell me in great detail about the Swedish system. Most remarkable, Sweden allows for full plenary review of all judgments in the intermediate cou…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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The Best Legal Movies Ranked, with Gary Wax 49:43

5M ago49:43

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A good trial involves heroes and villains, themes of good and evil, tense conflicts, and, at the end, a difficult moral choice. All stuff that could make a few good movies. Gary Wax is a filmmaker-turned-appellate lawyer, and he brings his insider’s eye and his top-500 list to help us analyze some of the best law movies of all time. We discuss: Why…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Cory Webster on 9th Cir updates 55:24

5M ago55:24

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9th Circuit expert Cory Webster joins us to discuss several recent decisions out of the 9th Circuit. On this episode, we discuss: The Jack Daniels case: when binding precedent barred relief, Jack Daniels (and its savvy appellate team) moved for summary affirmance (you read that right) to get to the Supreme Court, which reversed in a unanimous decis…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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How to Become Board-Certified in Civil Appellate Law | Kelley Morris 52:29

5M ago52:29

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Texas is one of the few states that offers a certified specialty in civil appellate law. In this episode, Kelley Morris, a partner at Wright Close and Barger in Houston, joins Jody Sanders and Todd Smith to talk about her experience going through the Texas Board of Legal Specialization process and successfully preparing for and taking the notorious…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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The “(cleaned up)” origin story, with Jack Metzler 46:52

5M ago46:52

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WARNING: This episode contains opinions of a law-nerd nature. Discretion is advised. Have you ever encountered the parenthetical “(cleaned up)” at the end of a case citation? By now over 5,000 judicial opinions in nearly ever jurisdiction have used it, including the U.S. Supreme Court. So it’s time you got acquainted with it. The credit (or blame) …

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Jennifer Novak on Representing the Environment in Court 48:26

6M ago48:26

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As a former Deputy Attorney General with the California Department of Justice, Jennifer Novak now serves as a “Rosetta Stone” in her private practice translating complicated environmental rules to businesses and individuals in environmental disputes. Jennifer tells us her secrets how to convey complicated issues as a subject-matter specialist to ge…

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The Appellate Wanderer

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Episode 3: Andrew Bernstein and the bilingual paradise of the Canadian Supreme Court 57:32

6M ago57:32

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In this third episode of The Appellate Wanderer, I talk to Andrew Bernstein, a partner at Torys who practices appeal and clerked for former Chief Justice Lamer of the Supreme Court of Canada. We had a lovely talk about how Canadian appellate practice differs and is similar to that of its cousin in the United States. We speak about Andrew's "origin …

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Systems and the Emergence of AI in Law Practice | Ernie Svenson 54:52

6M ago54:52

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So many technology tools exist today that can enable attorneys to practice more efficiently and effectively. But attorneys often either don’t know about these tools or fear implementing them. In particular, much anxiety surrounds the implications of AI for the legal industry. In this episode, Todd Smith and Jody Sanders visit with Ernie Svenson—a f…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Got Bias? The New Bias Prevention Committee Wants Your Help, with Ben Shatz 52:56

6M ago52:56

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Improper conduct by a trial judge is one thing. But where do you take complaints against an appellate court? Supreme Court Associate Justice Martin Jenkins heads up a new Bias Prevention Committee, and committee member Ben Shatz joins us to talk about its mission: to promote an appellate court environment free of bias and the appearance of bias. Wh…

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The Appellate Wanderer

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Episode 2: Jason Mitchell, and the Courts and Law of South Africa 1:01:43

6M ago1:01:43

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In this episode I talk about the extraordinary legal system of South Africa with Jason Mitchell, an experienced South African advocate. We discuss the South African legal system and Jason's experience at an American law school. We then move to discuss the fact that South Africa offers a split legal system between "attorneys" and "advocates" (like t…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Maxine Waters’ SLAPP, 5pm Filing Deadline, “Snitch Rule” & More Recent Legal News 40:51

6M ago40:51

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Our regular roundup of noteworthy appellate decisions and legal news includes these stories: ⚠Did a Covid-era jury cut short its deliberations (to just one hour) because it wanted to get out of the cramped jury room? Plaintiff thought so, but did not make a record of having raised a timely objection. Held: Objection forfeited. ⚠Did the failure to r…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Understanding the SCOTUS Shadow Docket | Steve Vladeck 45:19

6M ago45:19

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In recent years, the U.S. Supreme Court has taken fewer cases on its merits docket. But it has increased the volume of its “shadow docket,” where it has traditionally handled procedural matters like stays. As a result of this shift, the Court is making wide-ranging decisions without traditional merits briefing or oral argument. In this episode, Uni…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Racking Up Appellate Argument Experience with Chris Schandevel 1:14:25

6M ago1:14:25

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ADF attorney Chris Schandevel explains how he got the opportunity to orally argue dozens of cases in multiple appellate courts including state supreme courts in just a decade of practice. We also discuss: 👩‍⚖️Does oral argument make a different? Can amicus briefs make a difference? Yes, and one case proves it: Chris talk about Kligler v. Attorney G…

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The Appellate Wanderer

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Episode 1: Eduardo Tagle and the Mexican Supreme Court 55:25

6M ago55:25

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I'm an appellate lawyer in Houston, Texas, at the law firm of Wright, Close & Barger LLP. On twitter, I'm jokingly called the "dean" of #AppellateTwitter. I love to practice appeals. But one dissatisfaction I have about life as a lawyer is how bound we are to our own countries and states. I may have international clients, but that work never takes …

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Thinking About Judicial Pay, with Troy Shelton 43:57

7M ago43:57

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The National Center of State Courts recently published its 2023 rankings of judicial salaries, with California and DC trading #1 and #2 spots. At a mean national judicial salary of around $174,000, by starting out in a modest condo and scrimping and saving, a judge in California might achieve the dream of homeownership just before retiring into pri…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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A Lawyer’s Guide to Blockchain and Cryptocurrency | Nelson Ebaugh 48:58

7M ago48:58

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Cryptocurrency and blockchain are terms that have repeatedly found their way into legal headlines recently. But many practitioners and judges aren’t yet familiar with what they are or the legal implications they present. In this episode, Jody Sanders and Todd Smith join Nelson Ebaugh, a litigator and appellate attorney in Houston, to discuss this t…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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From BigLaw to Solo: Carl Cecere on the freedom to take significant cases 50:34

7M ago50:34

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Opioids, takings, terrorism—these are at the core of a few of the cases that appellate attorney Carl Cecere is handling. After deciding to leave BigLaw, Carl found that a combination of Twitter and lots of travel with the purpose of meeting interesting colleagues has fueled a pipeline of provocative cases into his solo practice. We discuss: Clerkin…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Judge Bress slags SLAPP appeals, and other recent cases 42:57

7M ago42:57

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Anti-SLAPP denials are appealable in the 9th Circuit, but Judge Bress says they shouldn’t be. Jeff proposes two SLAPP reforms: Judges should issue more sanctions against frivolous SLAPP motions. The Legislature should amend the statute so that SLAPP denials are reviewable only by way of writs. Jeff tries to stump Tim on a SLAPP appeal quandary—if t…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Untimely & Defective Notices of Appeal: April 2023 Cases & Tidbits 37:33

7M ago37:33

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On this April 2023 cases & tidbits episode, we warn about several cases where an appeal is lost because of failure to appreciate the appellate deadlines—which are often tricky to determine: 📬 Zen riddle: If you never received a Notice of Entry or stamped order, then does the 60-day deadline begin to run? Answer: Upon mailing. (It is possible you wi…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Should AI Replace Law Clerks? Yes, says Adam Unikowsky 44:06

8M ago44:06

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Adam Unikowsky, an appellate litigator with nine appearance in the U.S. Supreme Court, argues that judicial law clerks could be replaced by AI. We discuss: 💻 “AI will make judges release more accurate decisions more quickly. This is good.” 💻 Judges already rely on clerk summaries, so if AI produces better summaries faster, that is good. 💻 AI is a m…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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The Portia Project Podcast Crossover Episode | M.C. Sungaila 57:32

8M ago57:32

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In this special joint episode, Jody Sanders and Todd Smith join their friend M.C. Sungaila to celebrate the 100th episode of her podcast, The Portia Project. Together, Jody, Todd, and M.C. talk podcasting, things they’ve learned, and memorable guests. Join them as their share their collective wisdom from more than 200 podcast episodes. Love the sho…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Use ChatGPT to prepare for oral argument, with Prof. Jayne Woods 39:15

8M ago39:15

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AI, they say, will revolutionize the practice of law. But can it do anything for my actual practice, as in, the case I am working on right now? Prof. Jayne Woods joins us to explain how she used ChatGPT—the question-and-answer AI interface—to draft a very passable first draft of an oral argument outline. Even better, ChatGPT could event engage (wit…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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Unlocking Your Case Theme at Oral Argument: Jeff Markowitz with a Minnesota Perspective on Appeals 1:01:44

8M ago1:01:44

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You have just about 15-30 seconds at oral argument before the panel is likely to interrupt you. How will you use that time? Minnesota appellate attorney Jeff Markowitz says you should be unlocking that key point that allows the rest of your case to unfold. If you haven’t discovered that point by the time of oral argument and distilled it to an elev…

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The California Appellate Law Podcast

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When Texas & California Appellate Podcasts Meet 1:01:49

8M ago1:01:49

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A few days ago we mentioned Tim is opening a satellite office in Texas, which means expanding the podcast’s jurisdiction. So in this episode we take care of some business with the proprietors of the Texas Appellate Law Podcast, Todd Smith and Jody Sanders. Todd and Jody had the same idea during the pandemic to start an appellate law podcast. We tal…

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Texas Appellate Law Podcast

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Don't California My Texas! | Tim Kowal & Jeff Lewis 1:00:57

8M ago1:00:57

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Is the Texas Appellate Law Podcast relocating? Not exactly. But in this crossover episode with The California Appellate Law Podcast, Todd Smith and Jody Sanders chat with their California counterparts, Tim Kowal and Jeff Lewis. Together, they share their experiences launching a podcast in the middle of the pandemic, their favorite (legal) war stori…

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