Hosted by Tom Hagy · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 123 episodes
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Litigators and other professionals share their thoughts on ELP about new legal theories, new areas of litigation, and how existing (sometimes old) laws are being asked to respond to emerging risks. The podcast is designed for plaintiff attorneys, defense counsel, corporations, risk professionals, litigation support companies, law students, or anyone interested in the law. The host is Tom Hagy, long-time legal news writer and enthusiast. He is former editor and publisher of Mealey's Litigation Reports, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of HB Litigation, co-owner of Critical Legal Content, and Editor-in-Chief of multiple legal blogs for clients. Contact him at Editor@LitigationConferences.com.
Tom Hagy hosts Emerging Litigation Podcast, a news show with 123 episodes published.
In this episode, I get to speak with Liz Heddleston and Leah Stiegler of Woods Rogers about a healthcare compliance issue that many organizations may be underestimating: the HIPAA risks created by modern marketing practi
In this episode, I speak with Rachel McCarthy , Executive Director of the Milestone Foundation , about a challenge that often sits quietly in the background of personal injury litigation: how injured plaintiffs manage fi
In this episode, I get to speak with Mark C. Zauderer , a long-time, highly regarded legal professional, to explore the profound changes that have reshaped the legal industry over the past five decades. From the rise of
In general, it is becoming hard to know what's real anymore. For example, there are so many product brand duplicates these days that people in the business save energy with a more efficient nickname. And these affectiona
Mobile phones, social media, cloud storage, and email sit at the center of modern fact-finding, but, to their detriment and that of their clients, attorneys often misunderstand or underuse this data. Practitioners may no
The conversation in this episode starts by discussing a post-pandemic practice pivot and how one litigator chose a new path, which led to establishing a new business at the intersection of law and finance. For a long tim
This episode breaks down how prediction markets are colliding with U.S. law as event‑based trading moves from niche forecasting tools to mainstream platforms handling billions in volume. I explain what prediction markets
Numerous aspects of the modern workplace are evolving fast—and so are the legal risks. In this episode, I get to speak with Gerald L. Maatman, Jr. —a nationally recognized employment litigator and author with 40 years in
A smart city traffic system powered by agentic AI promises efficiency—but what happens when it fails under pressure? This is the second episode in a three-part series exploring real-world legal and governance challenges
Regulators are no longer asking about AI principles — they want proof. Legal teams must show how their controls work, withstand scrutiny, and protect privilege. In this episode, I speak with Adria Perez about the evolvin
This episode dives into the latest warnings issued by the Federal Trade Commission to major U.S. law firms regarding their participation in diversity certification programs. I outline the broader pattern of executive bra
Law firm headcount and revenues are a poor proxy for measuring leadership and excellence. In this episode I had the pleasure of chatting with Molly Huie , team leader of proprietary, industry thought-leadership surveys a
In this three-part series our guests reprise their panel discussion at the Executive Women’s Forum DSG Global conference titled "You Be The Judge," during which they explored scenarios involving harms potentially caused
With 46 million Americans facing substance use disorders and cannabis laws evolving across all 50 states, workplace drug policies have become a critical challenge for employers and employees alike. Employment law expert
According to just about every survey I could find, attorneys are increasingly embracing artificial intelligence tools. Most of these professionals report significant benefits. Some attorneys continue to fumble through wi
Waiting for lawsuits to present themselves is the worst growth strategy a litigator can have. In this episode, I get to speak with John Reed , founder and chief relationship builder at Rain BDM and host of Sticky Lawyers
What happens when the traditional understanding of workplace discrimination is turned on its head? Will the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling in Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services change how discrimination cases ar
What if business insiders could accelerate antitrust enforcement as they have done with other corporate misconduct, like fraud? That’s exactly what the Department of Justice is hoping for. In this special episode* of the
When it comes to business disputes -- despite the urge by some litigants to want to defeat the other side (even destroy them) -- the relationship between parties can be more valuable and lucrative than "winning" the conf
Insurance. It’s something we all pay for and hope we never need. But behind the scenes, it’s a world of evolving risks, high-stakes litigation, and technology that’s changing faster than the laws that govern it. In this
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Emerging Litigation Podcast is hosted by Tom Hagy. The show is categorised under news (commentary) and has published 123 episodes.
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