Today we have a very special guest! Chris Ward is a California State Assemblymember representing San Diego and El Cajon. As Chair of the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee and the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus, he leads efforts on housing, homelessness, climate policy, and government transparency. Previously a San Diego City Councilmember, Chris also worked as Chief of Staff to Senator Marty Block and has a background in urban planning. He holds degrees from Johns...
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Today we have a very special guest! Chris Ward is a California State Assemblymember representing San Diego and El Cajon. As Chair of the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee and the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus, he leads efforts on housing, homelessness, climate policy, and government transparency. Previously a San Diego City Councilmember, Chris also worked as Chief of Staff to Senator Marty Block and has a background in urban planning. He holds degrees from Johns...
EP#7 | $500 Million Musk Lawsuit (Will This Destroy Twitter?)
Working Class
24 minutes
2 years ago
EP#7 | $500 Million Musk Lawsuit (Will This Destroy Twitter?)
On today's episode, I'm explaining how Twitter and Elon Musk ended up on the wrong side of a $500 million class action lawsuit from Twitter's former employees. A lawsuit which, for reasons I'm going to explain today, Musk has very little chances of winning. Come Along! Tune into more Attorney Ryan Content Here -- https://linktr.ee/attorneyryan Want to Hire Attorney Ryan for your case? Contact his law office here -- https://centurionta.leaddocket.com/Opportunities/Form/4 Interes...
Working Class
Today we have a very special guest! Chris Ward is a California State Assemblymember representing San Diego and El Cajon. As Chair of the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee and the California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus, he leads efforts on housing, homelessness, climate policy, and government transparency. Previously a San Diego City Councilmember, Chris also worked as Chief of Staff to Senator Marty Block and has a background in urban planning. He holds degrees from Johns...
