Comedian of Law

Alec Baldwin's murder charge: political pandering or was there actual criminal negligence? The Supreme Court takes up the issue over whether a 93 year old lady should be evicted from a $40,000 condo for not paying $15,000 in taxes. Chris and Joel point out how there are a lot of unanswered questions with this case, including where does one even find a $40,000 condo? During last week's wildcard playoff round, we saw possibly the dumbest play in the history of the NFL.

In today's podcast, Joel and Chris review the funniest moments at the Supreme Court, both past and present. They play clips of laughter and review the jokes and the cases that created the laughs. 

In Courtroom Quarterback (beginning at 36:20), Joel and Chris talk picks and review the coming games. 

In today's podcast episode, Joel and Chris review the year in legal news, starting with the Southwest Airlines meltdown and what Southwest owes you for cancellations and delays. Next, they review the Monarchy's transfer of power, Brittney Griner's return, the best of the movies, and the Depp v. Heard trial. When it comes to sports, Joel and Chris review football's bowl system, Tom Brady's season, and NFL playoffs.

In today's podcast, Joel and Chris talk about the settling of the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard case. They review other defamation cases and the outcomes. Next, they talk the Jan. 6 committee and Trump charges. This leads to a conversation around 2024 and Trump's bid for presidency. 

In Courtroom Quarterback (beginning minute 32:55), Joel and Chris talk NFL playoffs and MVP candidates. 

In today's podcast episode, Joel and Chris discuss the 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis case around free speech and discrimination and Alito's unfortunate comments. Next, they talk about Elon Musk and the Twitter files regarding suppressed information. Then, they dig into the third attempt to ban TikTok.

In Courtroom Quarterback (beginning 34:30), Joel and Chris review the NFL and the effectiveness of systems. They debrief Tom Brady's rough year and recent crypto lawsuit against him. 

In today's episode, Joel and Chris talk the latest in legal news. First, that talk about the Ticketmaster fiasco of getting Taylor Swift tickets and the potential legal fallout to break up the monopoly. Next, they review Elizabeth Holmes' sentencing. Then, they review Joel's Top 10 Wacky Cases of the last year from parodying the police to defamation lawsuits. 

In Courtroom Quarterback (beginning 37:45), Joel and Chris talk college football playoffs. They review the top 4 teams and make predictions. 

In today's podcast episode, Joel and Chris review the turnout and results of the midterms. Next, they lean into the comedy of Comedian of Law and talk about when it might be time to consider a new lawyer... like when your lawyer has a tip jar on their desk or a side gig as an Uber driver. Turning back to legal news, they review some changes and challenges that may come about due to the election results. They also review the Respect for Marriage Act. 

In Courtroom Quarterback (beginning minute 38:10), Joel and Chris review the season of the NFL so far and make predictions for games to come.

In today's podcast, Joel and Chris review the election process and the emerging lawsuits coming from this year's voting season. They talk ballot harvesting and protecting the right to vote. Next, Joel and Chris play Deal or No Deal and review some interesting court cases. 

Lastly, Joel is joined by comedian and lawyer Cary Phillips. They play a clip of Cary's comedy and review the comedic processes. Joel and Cary discuss the industry of comedy, what it takes to create funny jokes, and when comedy gets "too edgy."

In Courtroom Quarterback (Beginning minute 1:25:30), Joel and Chris talk quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady. Then, they review NFL games and picks.

In today's episode, Joel and Chris discuss election season, affirmative action, and sports. They review the recent Supreme Court case around Harvard's and University of North Carolina's potential discriminative admissions. They debate diversity and how to define it. Next, they talk Trump's tax returns before the Supreme Court.

In Courtroom Quarterback (beginning minute 43:45), Joel and Chris talk recent sports news and college playoff rankings. They review conferences and TV payouts. Lastly, they review NFL picks. 

In today's podcast, Joel and Chris discuss Garvey v. City of New York which deals with city workers who were fired for not being vaccinated. They discuss the inconsistencies of vaccine mandate orders and the firing of these employees. Next, they talk Lindsey Graham and his subpoena to testify about Georgia elections. 

In Courtroom Quarterback (beginning minute 35:55), Joel and Chris talk college playoffs and NFL.