Podcast

In the early days of stay at home orders, media outlets warned of a potential shadow epidemic. Furtively reported stories reminded Americans that there would be people sheltering in place with their abusers and we worried there would be a spike in deaths as a result of domestic violence. But perhaps what we didn’t think…

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I’m going to let you in on a little secret – in common law countries, like the United States, the law is practiced by comparing your case to all the other cases and finding things that are the same or different. Like a complex “spot the differences” exercise. As lawyers, we’re working to compare our…

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In the soft rolling hills of Italy, with just days to go before deploying, a young soldier sent messages to his loved ones and prepared to travel to Turkey. He wasn’t supposed to share information about where he was going–troop movement security and all that–but he just couldn’t help himself. He wanted his loved ones…

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