Legal Current

Our latest Legal Current podcast delves into proposed legislation in the U.S. Congress that would impact foreign companies who make products sold in the U.S. that are defective or unsafe. I talked about the bill with law professor Andy Popper.

Also, co-hosts Leonard Lee and Nicole Hansen have a conversation with Maureen Babcock, a vice president and co-Chair for the upcoming 2010 conference of the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA). (The interview is at the 13:15 mark).

We also play an interesting audio comment from a first-time ILTA attendee.

All that, plus our “Chaos in the Court” segment and our music to end the episode, from Toronto-based employee Nikkole Couture.

The complete show notes featuring all the topics, guests and timecodes for the audio file are listed below.

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Show notes – August 9, 2010

:00-1:05 Open
1:05-12:35 Interview/Foreign Manufacturers Legal Accountability Act
12:35-13:15 “Headnote History”
13:15-23:05 Interview/2010 ILTA Conference
23:05-24:12 Topic/Peer Monitor Index for Q2 2010
24:12-25:05 “Chaos in the Court” (Video)
25:05-25:33 Closing
25:33-30:48 Employee song/”Go Go America”

Posted by Kevin Hunt in: Audio | Company Current |