Are you fascinated by the law or baffled by court decisions? Are you a fan of pop culture, the 80‘s, or modern-day trends? Are you interested in how the law and pop culture affect each other? Do you need a little humor in your life? If so, the Understanding the Law Radio Podcast, UTLRadio for short, is the show for you! Twice a week, hosts Peter Lamont, Esq. and Brendan Lamont bring you fascinating and entertaining legal stories, anecdotes, pop culture faux pas, and business and legal news injected with satire and irreverence and humor. You can find UTLRadio anywhere you get your podcasts, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, Soundcloud, Stitcher, and more. Make sure that you subscribe to the UTLRadio Podcast to stay up to date with the latest episodes. It‘s time for some order in the court!
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episode 661: Pickle Time Week | People Who FoundThemselves in a Legal Pickle
Tune in to UTLRadio to join a fun and informative discussion on the various legal pickles people can find themselves in! Pickle Time Week is a time of celebration and revelry, dedicated to the beloved pickles. During Pickle Time Week, people come tog...
episode 660: The I Hate Valentine’s Day Episode| Valentine Lawsuits
Tune in to UTLRadio for a hilarious and informative discussion on the legal aspects of Valentine’s Day! We review some of the craziest legal disputes related to this romantic holiday, including a case involving a husband who bought roses for his girl...
episode 659: Legal Week in Review February 13, 2023 - Hermes and Landmark NFT Case
Join UTLRadio for a special in-depth discussion on the landmark decision that found Hermes International prevailing in its legal claims against MetaBirkins. This case is notable as it marked the first trademark trial involving NFTs, and has opened up...
episode 658: Global Movie Day | Movie Trailers and False Advertising| UTLRadio Podcast
Global Movie Day is the perfect occasion to explore how movie trailers can lead to false advertising lawsuits. In addition, we discuss some other interesting lawsuits from the Silver Screen. Don't miss this episode, and make sure you are subscri...
episode 657: Should Superheroes Be Liable for Damage Caused | Good Samaritan Laws and National Hero Week
The latest episode of UTLRadio's podcast is celebrating National Hero Week by taking an in-depth look at liability of famous Superheroes and the Good Samaritan Laws. Hosts Peter and Brendan dive into the origins of these laws and how they've evolved ...
episode 656: Legal Week In Review February 6, 2023 - Panera, Johnson & Johnson, Post and more
It's the Legal Week in Review of the February 6, 2023! On this episode we discuss Panera "Charged" drinks, the Johnson & Johnson class action, Post cereal trademark issues, Tom Girardi, Coinbase, and more. Let us know what you think about UTLRadio P...
episode 655: MSG and Lawyer Ban | Facial Recognition, Security, Privacy, and Discrimination
On today's episode of UTLRadio, we look at Madison Square Garden's use of facial recognition software and its policy on banning lawyers who are connected to law firms that are suing the venue. Don't miss this episode, and make sure you are subscri...
episode 654: Tattoos and Copyright Law | Who Owns Your Tattoos?
On the latest episode of the UTLRadio podcast, we discussed the topic of tattoos and copyright law. It's a complex issue that's becoming more relevant as time goes on – who actually owns your tattoo? We delved into the legal implications of tattoos f...
episode 653: Legal Week in Review January 30, 2023 | Fireball Whiskey, AI, and More
Today we bring back the Legal Week in Review. Tune in every Monday for a look back at the week's most interesting, impactful, and entertaining legal news stories. On today's episode we discuss AI, Fireball Whisky, and more. Don't miss this episode...
episode 652: Asking the AI to Generate a List of Real Opposite-Day Lawsuits | What We Learned About AI
On the latest episode of UTLRadio, to celebrate Opposite Day, we put forth an interesting challenge for artificial intelligence: give us a list of opposite-related lawsuits! It was both amusing and informative to hear AI's take on this task. We learn...