Chase ATM Glitch Scandal, DOJ Tackles Rent Price Fixing, Texas Workers' Comp, Social Media Laws, and Hidden Sugars in American Foods

09/06/24 • 35 min

Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 34 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they uncover the viral Chase Bank ATM glitch scandal that left users facing check fraud charges. Dive into the DOJ’s lawsuit against RealPage for allegedly fixing rent prices, and get answers to legal questions on when workers can claim workers' compensation in Texas and the risks of sharing posts on social media. Plus, the guys rant about added sugars in everyday American foods and why more transparency is urgently needed. Don’t miss this episode packed with legal insights and heated discussions!

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Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 33 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they explore Shein’s intense legal battle against Temu over copyright infringement and trade secret theft. They’ll also dive into the arrest of Telegram’s CEO, Pavel Durov, and its implications for free speech and platform accountability. We also answer legal questions about whether using memes can get you sued and how landlords should handle emotional support animals. Finally, hear a rant on the outrageous cost of healthcare and why transparency is urgently needed to protect consumers. Don’t miss this episode packed with legal insights and engaging discussions!

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Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black for Episode 35 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they break down the legal complexities of managing an $800 million Mega Millions jackpot win in Texas, including staying anonymous, tax strategies, and financial planning. Learn about Texas’ new law giving parents more control over their kids' social media accounts, plus a deep dive into Anti-SLAPP laws and how they protect free speech in Texas. The episode wraps up with insights on handling multiple wills at the time of death and a rant on deceptive industry-funded studies, like the myth of red wine's health benefits.