The Lawyer's Guide to the Supreme Court

This week's episode takes a practical look at the law to see how three cases influence practicing lawyers on a day to day basis.  As they often do, things went on and off the rails, so this week's episode breaks down as follows: (0:00-02:40) - How is Nazim/How you will know the podcast has ended. (02:40-19:20) - Attorney check-in/What judges do/Brett and Nazim are bad restaurant employees (19:20-end) - Lee v. U.S. (is a guilty plea reversible when the lawyer gives wrong info about deportation), Goodyear Tire & Rubber v. Heager (must attorney fee sanctions be causally related to the bad conduct) and Midland Funding v. Johnson (are time-barred filings in bankruptcy court a violation of the FDCA).