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EPISODE · Oct 18, 2024 · 29 MIN

Can You Keep a House Built on Your Lot? The FTC Click to Cancel Rule, Spousal Privilege & Ken Paxton Loses Some Power

from Weekly Docket · host Philip Silberman

In Episode 40 of the Weekly Docket, hosts Phil Silberman and Austin Black cover the latest legal news and answer listener questions. The FTC's new rule makes canceling subscriptions simpler, but why did it pass along party lines? Meanwhile, a Texas judge strikes down a law frequently used by the Texas Attorney General. Phil and Austin also dive into intriguing legal scenarios—can someone accidentally build a house on your lot, and if so, can you keep it? Plus, a breakdown of spousal privileges in court. Don't miss Phil and Austin's rant on the lack of creativity in Hollywood remakes! 

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