
Warning: This clip is for a Law.com story. It is a threat made against a Federal Judge. It contains extreme harsh explicit language. Listener discretion is advised.


“Unprecedented” is a biweekly podcast hosted by Law.com reporter Ben Hancock about technology, the law, and the future of litigation. Based in San Francisco, Ben writes about third-party litigation finance, legal data analytics, artificial intelligence, privacy, and related issues. Listen to more Law.com podcasts here.
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Signup to Generate a Pitch“Unprecedented” is a biweekly podcast hosted by reporter Ben Hancock about technology, the law, and the future of litigation. Based in San Francisco, Ben writes about third-party litigation finance, legal data analytics, artificial intelligence, privacy, and related issues.
Unprecedented is hosted by Ben Hancock. The show has published 25 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Verbal Threat Received by a Federal Judge - Explicit Content!" (24 March 2026, 1 minute), "Trump Sentencing" (10 January 2025, 32 minutes), and "We Have Moved!" (30 March 2018, 1 minute).
Unprecedented publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 29 minutes across 25 episodes.
Booking probability for Unprecedented is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Unprecedented requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Unprecedented's contact route on record: verified email.
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Ben Hancock hosts Unprecedented, a business podcast with 25 episodes published.
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Warning: This clip is for a Law.com story. It is a threat made against a Federal Judge. It contains extreme harsh explicit language. Listener discretion is advised.


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<p >Hello Unprecedented listeners. We’ve been in the process of transitioning this podcast to a new home and a new format. From here on out, you can find future episodes of Unprecedented over on the Legalspeak podcast...

<p> Alexander Urbelis of New York’s Blackstone Law Group describes his unusual career path from getting involved with 2600: The Hacker Quarterly, to becoming a lawyer for the U.S. Army JAG Corps and the CIA, and later...

<p>Microsoft is going head-to-head with the Department of Justice at the U.S. Supreme Court later this month over law enforcement access to data stored overseas. In this episode, David Howard, a former federal...

<p>In this special episode of Law.com's Unprecedented podcast, we talk with Aaron Wright, an associate clinical professor at Cardozo Law School in New York City and director of the school's Blockchain Project. Cardozo...

<p>At ALM's upcoming Legalweek conference, one of the major overarching themes is how artificial intelligence will change the practice of law. In this episode of Law.com's "Unprecedented" podcast, we talk with one of...

Recent months have seen important legal developments in the open source software world. Large organizations including Facebook, Google and the Linux kernel community have adopted new enforcement policies around...

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In the final episode of Unprecedented for 2017, host Ben Hancock talks with Ross Todd, bureau chief of Law.com’s California news site The Recorder, about the big legal battles in tech for the coming year. There’s the...

Episode #19
<p>The chair of the Wall Street Blockchain Alliance Legal Working Group helps interpret the debate over how digital tokens fit into a regulatory framework created in a much different era.</p>

<p > This week on Law.com’s Unprecedented podcast we talk with Nathan Wessler, a staff attorney with the ACLU’s Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project. Wessler will be arguing against the Department of Justice on...

<p>This week on Law.com’s Unprecedented podcast we talk with Riana Pfefferkorn, a fellow at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School focusing on cryptography.</p>

This week on Law.com's Unprecedented podcast we talk to Brynly Llyr, general counsel at Ripple Labs, a blockchain company focused on facilitating cross-border money transfers. Llyr talks about the legal challenges...

<p>This week on the Law.com Unprecedented podcast, we hear from Gillian Hadfield, a professor at the University of Southern California's Gould School of Law and author of Rules for a Flat World: Why Humans Invented Law...

<p > Duration: 00:25:36</p> <p > </p> <p > This week on Law.com’s Unprecedented podcast, we hear from James Lee, CEO and co-founder of legal AI startup LegalMation. Lee, also a litigator and managing partner at LTL...

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<p >Duration: 44:45</p> <p >For an institution that is supposed to appear at all times above the fray, it can get tricky when members of the judiciary decide to accept a Facebook friend request or even just retweet a...

<p >Duration: 39:31</p> <p >When Eric Goldman started practicing law, the Internet was a different place from the one we know today: a world of dial-up bulletin boards and web precursors like “Usenet” and “Gopher.” The...

<p>Duration: 22:08</p> <p>The legal profession is hardly immune to the changes being wrought by technology. And Stanford University’s CodeX Center—a partnership between its law school and computer science department—has...

<p>Duration: 28:36</p> <p>Attorneys trying to keep up with the legal landscape surrounding transfers of data between the United States and the European Union have had their work cut out for them the last few years...

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<p>Duration: 22:50</p> <p>The Internet of Things has a certain allure. You can set your home at just the right temperature, or ask Alexa about the First Amendment. But if there was one takeaway from the Mirai botnet...
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