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Today, Benjy and Arian started the show with a quick chat and talked about Harvey Weinstein suing Fiat Chrysler for his accident, Costco’s mistreatment of chickens, Dominion’s defamation lawsuit against Newsmax, the lawsuit against Tesla for laying off workers without warning, TikTok data being accessed in China, and the rising Inflation.  Harvey Weinstein Sues Fiat Chrysler for $5 Million Over Fallout of 2019 Jeep Rollover Accident Costco is being sued for alleged mistreatment of its $4.99 rotisserie chickens Dominion Voting Systems’ lawsuit against Newsmax can proceed, judge rules  Tesla violated federal law by laying off workers without warning, lawsuit says Leaked Audio From 80 Internal TikTok Meetings Shows That US User Data Has Been Repeatedly Accessed From China Amid high inflation, 36% of employees earning $100,000 or more say they are living paycheck to paycheck Support the show Support the show

Today, Benjy Smith and Arian Tabibian are joined by guest, consumer attorney, and founder of EsquireTek, Pratik Shah. The episode starts with an interview with Pratik before they went on to talk about stories that came out this week: the Space Needle trademark infringement suit, Ohio arming school employees, a disgusting homophobic sermon by a pastor, Microsoft making employment reforms, GEICO paying a woman who contracted an STD in an insured car, the impending Sriracha shortage, and sudoku to prevent suicide in Rwanda. The Space Needle Filed Suit Against a Seattle Coffee Shop Over a Similar-Looking Logo to the Landmark Ohio governor signs bill allowing armed school employees Texas pastor says gay people should be 'shot in the back of the head' in shocking sermon Microsoft to curb use of non-competes, drop NDAs from worker settlements, disclose salary ranges, launch civil rights audit GEICO to pay $5.2M to woman who says she caught STD in former partner’s car Sriracha lovers burned as maker halts production due to pepper shortage People at risk of suicide facing deportation to Rwanda told to try sudoku Support the show Support the show

In today's episode, Benjy and Producer Arian Tabibian started with a short chat about random topics. Next, they talked about the stories that came out this week. Stories include: bees being fish, the Maggi case in India, the minimum age to buy a semiautomatic rifle in New York, rainbow bullets for Pride Month, boomers in power, Uvalde Police threatening one of the children's moms, and the Chrisleys' tax evasion case. California court rules that bees are a type of fish in order to protect them under the state's endangered-species act A man in India divorced his wife for cooking him instant noodles every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, judge says New York governor signs law raising age to own semiautomatic rifle US Marines honor Pride Month with rainbow bullets, met with backlash Why We Need Middle-Aged Leaders to Replace Baby Boomers Uvalde Mom Who Saved Kids From School Shooting Says Police Threatened Her Reality stars Todd, Julie Chrisley guilty on all counts in federal tax evasion trial Support the show Support the show

Today, Benjy and Producer Arian are joined by a special guest, Mr. David Pourshalimi of Perlmutter & Pourshalimi. They started the show with a fun interview with David, his journey through his legal career, his cases, and his personal stories. Next, they discussed stories that came out this week. These include the inaction by the Uvalde police during the terrible school shooting last week, Sen. Ron Johnson blaming wokeness for school shootings, a cop accusing Starbucks of spiking his drink with meth, Vladimir Putin scrapping the age limit for the Russian Army, the new sexual assault charges against Kevin Spacey, the attack against the Mona Lisa, and a crime novelist who murdered her husband. Police didn't immediately confront the gunman as Texas school shooting unfolded because they 'could've been shot,' lieutenant says Sen. Ron Johnson says critical race theory, 'wokeness' responsible for school shootings Trooper claims Starbucks spiked his coffee with meth Putin signs law scrapping military age limit in Russia, allowing over-40s to join and fight in Ukraine UK seeking return of Kevin Spacey from US to face sexual assault charges Mona Lisa attacked with cake by 'man dressed as old lady in wheelchair' How to Murder Your Husband writer found guilty of murdering husband Support the show Support the show

In this episode, Benjy is joined by Arian. They began the show with their usual chitchat. Then they went on to discuss stories that came out this week. They got into the horrible school shooting in Texas, Air Pods being too loud, a Tesla causing an accident while on autopilot, Republicans not wanting to stop domestic terrorism, weird items in medical bills, and, the disbarment complaint against Ted Cruz. Gunman kills at least 18 children at Texas elementary school Texas family sues Apple, claiming loud Amber Alert damaged son’s hearing Driver of Tesla on autopilot must stand trial for crash that killed 2 in Gardena, judge rules Republicans vow to kill domestic terrorism bill in Senate   US Woman Shocked After Being Charged $40 "For Crying" During Doctor's Visit  U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is the target of a bar association complaint over his role in undermining the 2020 election results Support the show Support the show

Today, Benjy and Arian are joined by commercial real estate broker, Floyd Shaheen. They started the episode with a short interview with Floyd. The trio then went on to talk about a good time to buy a home, the mass shooter in Buffalo, a passenger who landed a plane, parents suing their son over lack of grandkids, a child dying from an exorcism ritual, a footballer who loved to fart in the dressing room, and marijuana reducing consumption of other substances. More Americans than ever say it’s not a good time to buy a home Buffalo Suspect Embraced Racist 'Replacement' Conspiracy Pushed By Tucker Carlson A passenger with no flying experience landed a plane at a Florida airport after the pilot became incapacitated India: Elderly couple sue son over lack of grandchildren Leaders at San Jose church confirm they conducted ritual to rid 3-year-old of ‘evil spirits,’ leading to her death Brazilian footballer dropped from first team, ultimately fired from Ligue 1 club for repeatedly farting in dressing room Study: Young Adults’ Consumption of Alcohol, Cigarettes, Other Substances Fell Following Marijuana Legalization Support the show Support the show

Today, Benjy Smith and Arian Tabibian started off with their usual chatter before they went on to talk about stories that came out this week. Stories included Young Thug's arrest for gang-related charges, a dictator's son becoming Philippine President, OAN admitting that there was no evidence of widespread voter fraud, outdated Russian fighter jets, human remains showing up in a dried out lake, immigrants creating jobs, bitcoin investors not doing so well, a better diet to fight depression, and Elon Musk reversing Donald Trump's Twitter ban. Young Thug, Atlanta Rap Star, Is Arrested on Gang-Related Charges Ferdinand Marcos Jr on cusp of winning landslide in Philippines elections Downed Russian fighter jets are being found with basic GPS 'taped to the dashboards,' UK defense minister says More human remains found at Lake Mead as reservoir’s water level plunges Study: Immigrants in the U.S. are more likely to start firms, create jobs 40% of bitcoin investors are now underwater, new data shows A better diet helps beat depression in young men Elon Musk says he would reverse Twitter ban on Trump Support the show

In today’s episode of LawFlip, Benjy and Arian are joined by special guests from Motion LA. The episode starts with Benjy interviewing his partners at Motion LA. Later, they talk about several stories that came out this week, which include: reducing screen time, physical fitness and deviant behavior, meat consumption and global warming, multitasking versus monotasking, Warren Buffet and financial advisors, working from home and going back to the office, and flight attendants getting paid during boarding. Gorilla addicted to smartphones is having his screen time cut so he can spend more time with his fellow gorillas and learn to adapt Physically fit people are less likely to engage in deviant behaviors, according to new research Meat Consumption Must Drop by 75 Percent for Planet to Survive, New Study Shows Multitasking is dead. Monotasking is better for our health, relationships and productivity Warren Buffett says ‘monkeys’ could do as good a job investing as Wall Street financial advisors U.S. Supreme Court set to overturn Roe v. Wade abortion rights decision, Politico reports 64% of workers would consider quitting if asked to return to the office full-time Delta to begin paying flight attendants during boarding Support the show

In this week’s episode of LawFlip, Benjy and Producer Arian talked about the team behind the podcast. Then they went on to discuss stories that came out this week that included: the Johnny Depp defamation case, Donald Trump’s contempt charge, a complaint in Florida against the bible, the Tennessee bill on drunk driving, regulation of algorithms, the suit against Kraft Heinz, guns as the leading cause of death among younger people, and Mike Tyson’s encounter with a plane passenger. Stories mentioned: Johnny Depp finishes testimony in defamation case, says ex-wife left him ‘broken’ Judge finds Donald Trump in contempt in New York legal fight Complaint filed in Florida to ban Bible as “too woke” Tennessee Senate Passes Bill Requiring Drunk Drivers Pay Child Support If They Cause Death of a Parent Google, Meta, and others will have to explain their algorithms under new EU legislation Alabama man sues Kraft Heinz, claims lemonade mix makes 6, not 8 quarts Guns now leading cause of death among children and teenagers in US, data suggests Mike Tyson beats up plane passenger who was harassing him Support the show (http://lawflip.com)

In this week’s episode of your favorite LawFlip podcast, Benjy and Producer Arian started off with some random banter, as they went and talked about Benjy’s recent vacation in Costa Rica and Tik Tok gas prices. After that, they started talking about stories that came out this week. These include Tucker Carlson’s new documentary on the decline masculinity among American men, a guy who sued his employer for giving him a surprise birthday party at work, Marjorie Taylor Greene’s election disqualification case, harassment of women at abortion clinics, math indoctrination, and the recent ruling in Texas against Alex Jones ordering him to pay 4 million. Tucker Carlson's 'End of Men' Doc Mocked as Homoerotic: 'This is So Gay' US man gets $450,000 after unwanted work birthday party triggered panic attack Marjorie Taylor Greene Rages at Lawsuit Against Her, Warns of Retaliation Spain makes it a crime for pro-lifers to harrass women outside abortion clinics Florida education officials reject 54 math textbooks for ‘attempts to indoctrinate students’ Texas judge orders Alex Jones to pay $1M in legal fees for Norwalk native, 4 Sandy Hook parents Support the show (http://lawflip.com)

In another great and jam-packed episode of the LawFlip Podcast, Benjy and Producer Arian talked started off by talking about Benjy’s nice out-of-town trip. Then, they went on and talked about stories regarding the use of meth on various internet platforms, Ghost guns and President Joe Biden’s new rules regarding them, the Opioid crisis and the ongoing lawsuit in Florida against Walgreens, remembering Gilbert Gottfried, the case against Burger King with regard to the size of their whoppers, the outlawing of Holocaust Denial in Canada, state laws that ban the teaching of Critical Race Theory, a new No-fly list, and Ezra Miller and his recent meltdowns. The internet’s meth underground, hidden in plain sight Biden aims at ‘ghost gun’ violence with new federal rule EXPLAINER: What are ghost guns? Why is Biden taking action? Trial opens in Florida opioid lawsuit case against Walgreens Gilbert Gottfried, iconic comedian, dies at 67 after long illness Burger King accused of false advertising in lawsuit alleging Whoppers are too small Holocaust denial -- and downplaying the Nazis' murder of Jews -- to be outlawed in Canada Kentucky governor vetoes bill incorporating 'anti-critical race theory,' calling it a step backward Lawmakers propose putting violent passengers on a no-fly list for life Support the show (http://lawflip.com)

Today, Benjy and Producer Arian talk about therapy, consciousness, Amazon’s insane employee chat app, Mark Zuckerberg being Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk/Twitter, Alex Jones hopefully going to jail, Guns in the courtroom, student loans, and Chernobyl.  Stories we mentioned today: Leaked: New Amazon Worker Chat App Would Ban Words Like “Union,” “Restrooms,” “Pay Raise,” and “Plantation”Mark Zuckerberg Says Meta Employees “Lovingly” Refer to Him as “The Eye of Sauron”Elon Musk will join Twitter's board of directorsAlex Jones avoids jail, faces escalating $25K daily fine until he complies with Sandy Hook testimony orderKentucky bill will allow attorneys to bring guns into courthousesWhite House to extend student loan pause through AugustDozens of Russian troops ‘fall ill with radiation poisoning’ at ChernobylSupport the show (http://lawflip.com)