Gossip Without Prejudice
Gossip Without Prejudice
Podcast Description
Gossip Without Prejudice is your front-row seat to the untold stories and colorful characters of the legal world. Hosted by Hemmat Law Group’s COO, John Avi, and consulting analyst, Lindsay — this podcast dives into the fascinating and often bizarre corners of the legal industry.
Each week, we shine a light on the challenges and curiosities of legal practitioners through profiles, disbarment cases, outrageous judges, and the quirks of our system of jurisprudence. Along the way, we promise plenty of insight, humor, and maybe even a guest or two.
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The podcast covers a range of topics related to the legal industry, with episodes featuring stories of legal misconduct, profiles of colorful legal figures, and discussions on recent judicial happenings. For instance, recent episodes delved into the scandal of the Washington state court hack and explored profiles of unconventional judges, serving both to inform and entertain listeners about the quirks of the legal profession.
Gossip Without Prejudice investigates the law: how it shapes, influences, and often fails our society. We also discuss current events, teach you how to be a better member of the legal community, and arm you with the tools you need to keep your head on straight in these crazy times. Join the COO of Hemmat Law John Avi Socha and team weekly as we laugh our way through the pain and advocate for positive change through gripping storytelling. We promise plenty of insight, humor, and maybe a guest or two.
On July 21st, Uber filed a massive federal racketeering lawsuit against two Los Angeles law firms and a Los Angeles doctor for allegedly working together to create a scheme that repeatedly defrauded the company. Uber is alleging that the defendant attorneys conspired with medical providers to send victims for unnecessary or unrelated medical treatment in a kickback scheme designed to generate fraudulent injury claims. Uber said that fraud like this inflates the cost of ridesharing for all users, while one of the defendant law firms, Downtown LA Law, said that Uber is more interested in ignoring a system where their drivers are left without adequate medical support after work injuries. This is Uber’s third RICO filing this year.
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Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act
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