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The Law Of The Land

The Law Of The Land

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 What role should the Supreme Court play in our divided, polarized country? How is the Supreme Court evolving with the American people, and how is it honoring the traditions of the Founding Fathers? The Law of Land is the podcast that breaks down just how the Supreme Court works.All right reserve - 2019 Economics Political Science Politics & Government
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  • 4. A more considerate Construction

    4. A more considerate Construction
    May 29 2020

    On this episode of The Law of The Land, former judge Zabel sat down with Lana Naghshineh, one of the most prominent experts in construction law and litigation in South Florida, to talk about everything from drafting contracts to exposure claims, protecting clients and contractors from those unavoidable unknowns that come with any major construction project.
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    23 mins
  • Episode 3: Dignity For The Disabled and Access To Justice

    Episode 3: Dignity For The Disabled and Access To Justice
    Jan 31 2020

    In this episode of Law of the Land, we talk with attorney Matthew Dietz, an ADA lawyer's journey advocating for the rights to the disabled . Our wide-ranging conversation touches on the origins of the Americans with Disabilities Act, navigating a complex healthcare system, and even obtaining certification for an emotional support duck.
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    24 mins
  • Ep2. Doing Intellectual Property Right

    Ep2. Doing Intellectual Property Right
    Nov 4 2019

    On this episode of The Law Of The Land, we will focus on the Intellectual Property Right. We talk to attorney Kaustubh Nadkarni one of South Florida's most successful practitioners of intellectual property law. From patents to trademarks to copyright, Nadkarni's work today owes much to Marshall's 1803 ruling in Marbury versus Madison. Recently, we sat down with Nadkari to discuss his attraction to IP law, where its origins lie, where he thinks it's going.
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    23 mins
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