Join our Head of Community, Matt Margolis, as he dives deep into the world of personal finance alongside industry experts Douglas Boneparth, President of Bone Fide Wealth, and Tiffany Lee, former General Counsel of Thrive Market. Get ready to demystify the daunting realm of personal finance, gain clarity, and embark on a journey towards financial empowerment.

In this episode of the Lawtrades podcast, co-founder Ashish Walia interviews Ashley Pantuliano, Associate General Counsel of OpenAI, about the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession. They discuss OpenAI's chat GPT technology and the role it can play in the legal industry, as well as privacy and data use issues. Pantuliano shares her journey of joining OpenAI and her focus on product and privacy counseling. Listeners will get insight into the future of AI in the legal field.

This Week: An AI model just passed the bar exam in the 90th percentile, Twitter is dealing with a source code leak, and the crypto space is facing serious litigation. Plus, remote work ≠ bonus, and tort reform in Florida has sparked a feud.

THIS WEEK: The streaming wars arrive in South Park, California stands up to AI, and what part of AI-generated art is the actual art. PLUS, pandemic-era lawyers may need to boost their experience, and the Texas Two-Step continues to unravel.

THIS WEEK: Johnson and Johnson finds no success in bankruptcy, Google's search for digital ad dominance may be ending, and Silicon Valley is caught up in fighting pirates. Plus, Rick Astley will never let you down, and Meta reverses course.

This Week: The Winklevoss twins are back in litigation, JPMorgan goes to court over a recent acquisition, and ex-Twitter employees say they weren't paid severance. Plus, a new copyright court venue is doing well, and scammers are increasingly eyeing former tech workers.

THIS WEEK: Sam Bankman-Fried pleas not guilty and throws his lawyers under the bus, TikTok gets blocked on government devices, and pay transparency becomes law. Plus, Big Law pay cuts keep coming, spyware at the DEA, and a law school rankings refresh.

On this episode of Not Billable, we sat down and chatted with James Walker, Associate Counsel and Investments at Draper Associates (an investor of Lawtrades), a venture capital firm run founded and managed by Tim Draper.

This Week: is ChatGPT coming for your job, a law firm suing its associates over billed hours (or lack thereof), and AI-generated art raises new questions. Plus, the Bankman-Frieds have disappeared from Stanford Law, and some celebrity legal drama.

This Week: Swifties unleash a fury on Ticketmaster, the Crypto Crisis expands to BlockFi…and beyond, and is the T14 a thing of the past? Plus, some IRL sh*tposting, and a surprise twist in a quarter-billion dollar tax evasion scheme.

This Week: The Twitter Saga comes to an end, Amazon isn't done dealing with the NLRB, and the EU gets serious on internal combustion. Plus, when a deposition means getting grilled by a hot dog, and some spooky-scary court cases.

This Week: Kanye thinks “controversial” viewpoints need a home too, the debate over how Congress members buy and sell stocks, and the former president has another legal battle to add to his roster. Plus, Jay-Z's cognac kerfuffle, and gaming the CLE in Maine.

This Week: Alex Jones gets his comeuppance for years of profiting off tragedy, Apple continues to put pressure on unionization attempts, and the dos and donts of Wall Street texting. Plus, a Kentucky judge finds himself in a new mess, and how to label Tofurkey.

This Week: Biden makes good on his pot pardons, Musk is back to square one with his Twitter purchase, and Binance reels from a bridge attack. Plus, what happens when you tell a client to burn the evidence, and a bizarre cheating scandal in Illinois.

Here's the full replay from a panel discussion where we discussed how to build a compliance team in collaboration with Natalie Hallerby (Head of Compliance, Found), Andria Jones (Head of Legal, Compliance, Cloudflare ), and Adam Van Wagner (Chief Legal Officer, MoneyLion). They let us pick their brains on planning a compliance strategy, who to hire first, and when to use outside counsel.

This Week: Kim K gets an unwelcome tag from the SEC, Big Tech may no longer be able to shield itself from terrorism cases, and the energy drink market is much wilder than you ever thought. Plus, Big Law is tightening its belt, and a look at Elon Musk's text threads.