Hosted by Shook, Hardy & Bacon · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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In That Case is a podcast from Shook, Hardy & Bacon featuring candid discussions between attorneys in the firm’s Orange County Office.
Shook, Hardy & Bacon hosts In That Case, a business show with 10 episodes published.
Miss the statute of limitations, and your cost recovery claim is gone. In this episode, Shook attorney Hannah Hamblin digs into CERCLA's removal vs. remedial action framework — what separates a three-year window from a s
In this episode of In That Case, Shook attorney Henry Adams discusses Ohio v. EPA, a case examining the EPA’s authority under the Clean Air Act and its regulation of interstate pollution through the Good Neighbor Rule. T
In this episode of In That Case, Kansas City attorney Joseph Zaleski unpacks the Supreme Court's landmark 2024 administrative law decision in SEC v. Jarkesy. The Court ruled that a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
In this episode, Shook attorney, Edward Danielyan delves into the California Supreme Court's ruling in Quach v. Commerce Club, a case that redefines the boundaries of arbitration in employment disputes. Case: Quach v. Ca
In this episode, Shook attorney Edward Danielyan reports on the Ninth Circuit's en banc decision in Stein et al. v. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan et al., a False Claims Act lawsuit involving allegations of Medicare fraud
In this episode, Shook attorney, Henry Adams dives into Briskin v. Shopify, a Ninth Circuit case examining whether California courts have jurisdiction to hear a lawsuit filed against Shopify, a Canada-based company, who
Shook Associate Polly Tran, together with other attorneys from the Orange County Office, take a brief look into the case of Thaler v. Hirshfeld. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia ruled in favor
Shook Associate Polly Tran, together with other attorneys from the Orange County Office, has brought attention to a case involving hiQ Labs versus LinkedIn, which centers around web scraping and the collection of data fr
Shook Orange County lawyers take a brief look into recent AI developments including the differences between traditional and generative AI. Shook Associate, Polly Tran, highlights a case where an appellant's use of fictit
In the fourth episode of For That Matter, Shook's latest podcast series, Orange County lawyer Brandon Gilligan discusses Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency. This case is about a couple who faced exorbitant fines
Should an online retailer be responsible for the labeling of every product it sells? In our third episode of our podcast series In That Case, Shook attorney Tom Wynsma discusses with his colleagues, Lee v. Amazon, Inc.,
Shook Environmental and Toxic Tort lawyers take a brief look at the outcomes of cases that may impact business in California and nationally. In the second episode of our podcast series In That Case, Shook attorney Tom Wy
Shook Environmental and Toxic Tort lawyers take a brief look at the outcome of cases that may impact business in California and nationally. In the first episode of our podcast series In That Case, Shook attorney Tom Wyns
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