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Assumption of Risk

by Ian R. Cohen and Fernanda Hinojosa Cantu

A show for lawyers and the people who hire them. Ian R. Cohen (M&A and fractional GC, IRC Legal) and Fernanda Hinojosa Cantu (IP and tech transactions) trade war stories and hot takes from both sides of the table: billing, BigLaw, clients, AI and the stuff lawyers only say to each other off the record. Got a war story? Send it in anonymously and it might end up on the show.

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  1. Ep. 1 (Pilot): What Lawyers Only Say Off the Record

    Two lawyers, one rule: say the stuff lawyers only say to each other off the record. In the pilot of Assumption of Risk, Ian R. Cohen (M&A and fractional GC, IRC Legal) and Fernanda Hinojosa Cantu (IP and tech transactions) introduce themselves and the show. They get into why they became lawyers,...

About this show

A show for lawyers and the people who hire them. Ian R. Cohen (M&A and fractional GC, IRC Legal) and Fernanda Hinojosa Cantu (IP and tech transactions) trade war stories and hot takes from both sides of the table: billing, BigLaw, clients, AI and the stuff lawyers only say to each other off the record. Got a war story? Send it in anonymously and it might end up on the show.

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Ian R. Cohen and Fernanda Hinojosa Cantu

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How many episodes does Assumption of Risk have?

Assumption of Risk has 1 episode on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on November 5, 2026.

What is Assumption of Risk about?

A show for lawyers and the people who hire them. Ian R. Cohen (M&A and fractional GC, IRC Legal) and Fernanda Hinojosa Cantu (IP and tech transactions) trade war stories and hot takes from both sides of the table: billing, BigLaw, clients, AI and the stuff lawyers only say to each other off the...

Who hosts Assumption of Risk?

Assumption of Risk is created and hosted by Ian R. Cohen and Fernanda Hinojosa Cantu.
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