Holland & Knight Legal Podcast

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Holland & Knight Legal Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 500 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The Federal Trade Commission's Current Approach to AI Regulation

  Sep 17, 202615 min

  A shift in federal artificial intelligence (AI) policy redefines how regulators approach innovation and enforcement. In this episode of "Clearly Conspicuous," consumer protection attorney Anthony DiResta examines how the Trump Administration's executive order on artificial intelligence and "America's AI Action Plan" have influenced the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) current approach to AI regulation. Mr. DiResta highlights the FTC's decision to set aside its order against Rytr LLC as a key example of the agency's move away from abstract theories that may burden AI innovation while continuing to pursue companies that allegedly make deceptive claims about AI products, performance and capabilities.

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  How Florida Eminent Domain Affects Real Estate Lawyers and Developers

  Sep 15, 202627 min

  Eminent domain in Florida moves fast, and trial lawyers who understand valuation, timing and statutory leverage can change the outcome for property owners and businesses. Real Estate attorney Alessandria San Roman speaks with Construction Litigation Partner Benjamin Robinson about Florida's property owner-friendly eminent domain framework, the rise in condemnation activity tied to growth and infrastructure, and the practical steps lawyers should take when a client receives notice of a taking. Mr. Robinson describes an example of a situation involving eminent domain – a highway frontage taking that can leave a restaurant or gas station with reduced visibility, access and parking – then explains that business damages claims demand strong financial records, credible expert testimony and early coordination with experienced counsel. The broader lesson for legal professionals is clear: Effective advocacy in condemnation matters entails prompt case assessment, independent appraisal work and a multidisciplinary strategy as courts and agencies confront disputes over necessity, climate resilience, renewable energy and other fast-evolving public projects.

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  The Medical Spa Boom: Clinical Autonomy, Patient Safety and the Evolving Compliance Landscape

  Aug 31, 202627 min

  As demand for aesthetic services continues to rise, medical spas face growing scrutiny over patient safety, clinical oversight and regulatory compliance. In this episode of "Counsel That Cares," host Morgan Ribeiro speaks with healthcare attorneys Brett Elliott and Kim Rai, as well as New U Women's Clinic & Aesthetics Founder and CEO Rachel Fidino, ARNP, DNP, about the rapid expansion of the medical spa industry and the legal and operational challenges accompanying that growth. Bringing both legal and clinical perspectives, the speakers examine how scope-of-practice laws, supervision requirements and enforcement trends are shaping the industry while highlighting why strong compliance programs, active clinical leadership and accountability remain essential for managing risk, protecting patients and supporting sustainable growth.

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  The FTC's Personalized Pricing Policy Statement

  Aug 24, 202620 min

  The best compliance strategy is not waiting for enforcement to arrive; it's preparing for it before regulators ask questions. In this episode of "Clearly Conspicuous," Anthony DiResta interviews his colleague Benjamin Genn of Holland & Knight's Consumer Protection Defense and Compliance Team about the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) proposed personalized pricing policy statement and its potential impact on consumer-facing businesses. Mr. Genn explains the FTC's disclosure-based approach to personalized pricing (also known as surveillance pricing), outlines the deception and unfairness theories underlying the agency's enforcement framework, and distinguishes lawful dynamic pricing based on broader market conditions from the individualized pricing practices targeted by the government's proposed enforcement focus. He also highlights the practical steps companies should take now, including auditing pricing algorithms, evaluating data use disclosures and assessing risks tied to vulnerability-based pricing practices before the September 18, 2026, comment deadline.

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  What Healthcare Investors Should Learn from California's CPOM Actions

  Aug 18, 202630 min

  Healthcare organizations can no longer rely on paperwork alone to prove compliance: Regulators increasingly want concrete proof that governance structures operate in practice as described in the abstract. In this episode of "Counsel That Cares," healthcare attorney Shalyn Watkins and Camino Strategy Group CEO Phoebe Gutierrez examine how California's corporate practice of medicine (CPOM) doctrine is shaping healthcare transactions, digital health platforms and investor-backed healthcare organizations. Using the recent Carbon Health settlement, ongoing litigation and broader enforcement trends as examples, they explain why regulators are looking beyond contract language to scrutinize operational decision-making, physician independence and management company control, while offering practical guidance for organizations seeking to structure and expand healthcare businesses in California's increasingly active regulatory environment.

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