Why Are More Lawyers Listening to Podcasts?

In the past, staying on top of legal developments meant sifting through hundred-page case law digests or sitting through marathon CLE seminars. But for one Georgia attorney, the real turning point came during a morning commute. Instead of the usual talk radio, she clicked play on an episode of See You In Court. By the time she reached her office, she had already absorbed expert insights on a pending Supreme Court decision—and heard a courtroom story that stuck with her for weeks. Legal podcasts aren’t just convenient—they’re changing how lawyers learn, connect, and sharpen their edge in the courtroom.

Episode 47 – The Supreme Court Shadow Docket with Stephen Vladeck

Imagine a Supreme Court ruling that changes lives, shifts national policy, and redefines legal boundaries—yet no one knows why it happened. There’s no written opinion. No explanation. No transparency. That’s the hidden world of the Shadow Docket, and it’s not fiction. In this eye-opening episode, Professor Stephen Vladeck—author of the bestselling book The Shadow Docket—joins hosts Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate to shine a light on the quiet but powerful rulings that often go unnoticed by the public but carry enormous consequences for our democracy. Whether you're a legal professional or a curious citizen, this conversation will challenge what you thought you knew about the highest court in the land—and why understanding the Shadow Docket is more important now than ever.

Is It Squatting or a Rental Scam? How Fake Leases Are Used to Steal Homes

In Georgia, fake rental agreements are being used by scammers and squatters to occupy homes illegally. These fraudulent leases often appear legitimate, making it difficult for police and homeowners to act. With new legislation like the Georgia Squatter Reform Act, the state is pushing back—but challenges remain. Listen to our latest episode with attorney David Metzger to learn how fake leases are turning into a civil justice crisis.