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Welcome to the Lieb Cast Podcast—where we break down complex laws, scrutinize politics, and shatter biases with a dash of snark. Education, not indoctrination, is our game. Attorney Andrew Lieb, our seasoned host, embarks on a compelling journey to illuminate the often opaque aspects of these topics.
Committed to maintaining neutrality amidst political polarization, the Lieb Cast team ensures a dialogue rooted in fact over bias. Our crew examines new laws, probes the effect of political environments on the economy, and provides unfiltered views on topical issues, all while sustaining a stimulating, balanced, and entertaining discourse.
As an experienced litigator, legal analyst, and political commentator, Andrew Lieb is a recognized presence on numerous TV and radio networks. Known for his ability to translate complex legal changes into layman's terms, Andrew serves as a reliable resource across the nation.
In addition to his legal expertise, Andrew brings to the table diverse perspectives drawn from his roles as a corporate trainer, author, real estate school proprietor, and entrepreneur.
Yet, The Lieb Cast is not a one-man show. Andrew is accompanied on air by his wife and business associate, Lauren, alongside his colleagues — Employment Attorney Mordy Yankovich, known as "The Chazakah", Attorney Cheryl Berger, and Law Clerk Alex Licitra. Their collective input enhances the podcast's dynamic blend of education, wit, and animated discussion, creating a unique signature for The Lieb Cast.
The Lieb Cast goes beyond being a podcast; it's a dialogue, a mentorship, and a voyage of learning, all in one package. It's your passport to unraveling the intricacies of laws, politics, and economics, devoid of biases and brimming with insights. Don't hesitate. Search for "Lieb Cast" on any podcast platform, subscribe, and join us on this enlightening journey towards knowledge and truth. Let's get informed, not influenced.
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Attorneys Andrew Lieb and Claudia Cannam discuss AI, discrimination, and compliance in real estate tech. Claudia shares insights from her recent CLE on training unbiased AI for tenant screening and property listings, addressing regulatory guidance, bias correction, and compliance strategies. They explore the balance between innovation and ethics, offering practical tips for PropTech firms navigating legal challenges and avoiding litigation.
We take a deeper look at the recent sale of a banana duct-taped to a wall for $6 million at Sotheby’s. Beyond the shocking price tag, this artwork raises questions about the nature of value, the purpose of art, and the role of absurdity in challenging cultural norms. We analyze the symbolism of the piece, its commentary on consumerism, and how it fits into the larger trends of high-end collectibles and conceptual art. From the practical challenges of preserving perishable art to its parallels...
The Lieb Cast analyzes the legal fallout from the highly publicized and controversial Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight. Allegations of fraud, misrepresentation, and scripted manipulation have spurred multiple lawsuits, with plaintiffs claiming they were misled into buying pay-per-view access for an event that wasn’t as legitimate as it seemed.We explore the legal implications of these accusations, from consumer protection and contract law to the potential for new regulations targeting influence...
On this week’s episode of The Lieb Cast, we unpack the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (F.A.R.E.) Act, the controversial new law passed by NYC’s City Council that shifts broker fees from tenants to landlords. The law promises to ease financial pressure on renters - but will it actually work?We analyze the nuances of this legislation, discussing what renters, landlords, and brokers need to know and how this shift in broker fee responsibility could reshape the housing market. From uninten...
The Lieb Cast unpacks the Equal Rights Amendment appearing on the New York State ballot, offering a clear breakdown of proposed civil rights expansions. Learn about the key changes this amendment would bring.
How much money do you waste each year on subscriptions with impossible-to-navigate cancellation processes? The Lieb Cast breaks down the FTC's new "Click-to-Cancel" rule, set to take effect in 2025, which will impose significant penalties on companies that fail to make subscription cancellations straightforward.
In this episode of the Lieb Cast, Andrew Lieb and Alex, a former dancer turned aspiring lawyer, delve into the critical role lawyers can play in empowering vulnerable individuals and driving systemic change. They explore Alex's personal journey, from witnessing harassment and discrimination in the dance industry to her decision to pursue a legal career to advocate for those who have been mistreated.The discussion focuses on the power dynamics that often enable exploitation, particularly in in...
In this episode of The Lieb Cast, we dive deep into the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and its role in classifying workers as either employees or independent contractors. Using landmark cases like Clincy v. Galardi South Enterprises, Inc., where Atlanta exotic dancers reached a $1.55 million settlement, and a nearly $4.6 million ruling involving Philadelphia’s Penthouse Club, we explore the elements used to determine worker classification. These cases expose how much control an employer must...
In this episode, we dive into Elon Musk's "cyber cabs" and how automation could reshape the workforce. Next, we explore Starbucks workers' unionization efforts and the legal consequences of telling employees to "go work somewhere else." We also cover the antitrust case against Google and how AI-driven competitors are disrupting the search engine market. Finally, we tackle the legal implications of Jaguar Wright's defamation claims against Jay-Z and Beyoncé, and break down Garth Brooks' lawsui...
Join the Lieb Cast as we dive into the nuances of deepfakes—those clever, yet controversial, fabrications of voices and faces. We’ll unravel the complexities of regulating these uncanny digital doppelgängers, calling for smart, globally-coordinated solutions instead of reactionary, local laws driven by fear.Our conversation takes a fascinating turn as we explore the risks and rewards of sex parties — navigating the tricky waters of consent, legality, and potential exploitation. With technolog...
The Lieb Cast analyzes the charges brought against music mogul Diddy for allegedly violating rent control laws, as well as the potential impact of the Homes Act - new housing legislation aimed at addressing the nationwide rent crisis.
In this episode, we'll examine the economic impacts, both positive and negative, of population changes that transform local communities. Rather than get caught up in partisan rhetoric, we'll seek to understand diverse viewpoints and identify practical solutions that address the concerns of all stakeholders, including those who prioritize border security and community well-being.We'll discuss the importance of effective vetting processes, the challenges of transitioning new residents into prod...
Many countries, including the most recent, Australia, are adopting "right to disconnect" laws that protect workers' personal time from being infringed by employers. Should the U.S. follow suit? Kevin O'Leary, known as "Mr. Wonderful," made headlines by opposing these laws, but isn't he so far up the corporate ladder that he doesn’t face the same pressures of having his downtime interrupted? In today's smartphone-driven world, it's crucial to define clear boundaries for when we're off-duty—not...
Andrew and Lauren examine the Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit against real estate technology firm RealPage. They explore how RealPage's data-driven platform could enable price-fixing and collusion among landlords, raising critical questions about the ethical use of data in the real estate industry. The discussion delves into the balance between leveraging data for innovation and the risks of anti-competitive practices that harm consumers. This episode challenges listeners to conside...
Attorney Andrew Lieb and his legal team dissect the evolving landscape of real estate brokerage in the wake of recent legal settlements. Brokers are now faced with significant changes in how commissions and concessions are negotiated, with a sharp focus on the financial realities that drive these decisions. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding contractual obligations and the nuances of buyer brokerage agreements, especially as the industry moves away from traditional coop...
Real Estate Brokerage Attorney Andrew Lieb breaks down the seismic changes shaking up the real estate industry. Dive deep into the NAR Sitzer lawsuit and discover how its outcomes will impact both buying and selling brokers, as well as anyone buying real estate. Will you need to pay more or less for commissions? How will you hire a broker? What essential information do brokers need to navigate these changes? With so many new rules, The Lieb Cast is here to clarify it all. Don’t miss this cruc...
The Lieb Cast examines the first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. They also take an in-depth look at recent Supreme Court decisions, including rulings that limited agencies receiving deference from the courts (Chevron Deference), state's rights to give homeless people criminal penalties, Executive Branch ability to influence social media content moderation without offending the First Amendment, limitation to administrative law judges, and limitations on charging Jan 6er...
The Lieb Cast examines the pending SCOTUS cases that could reshape how social media platforms moderate content, as well as New York's new legislation targeting addictive algorithms. They question who truly benefits from such laws - children, as promised, or those with political interests? And should government even be involved at all? As they explore what research actually proves social media harms society, and whether laws are being passed more to win popular votes than protect the people th...
In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court addressed the abortion pill, but only to establish clearer guideposts as to when doctors can challenge the FDA in a federal lawsuit. The case revolved around private plaintiffs who objected to relaxed rules around abortion pills but failed to demonstrate a personal injury, lacking standing as a result. This decision sets an important precedent: individuals must show clear harm, not just moral or ideological objections, to challenge government rules thr...
This episode analyzes the legal ramifications of Trump's recent felony convictions in New York, including the potential sentencing outcomes at his upcoming hearing and implications for a future presidential run. It also examines debates around licensing practices in New York's growing cannabis industry. Finally, it provides an update on how real estate brokers are adjusting compensation structures in the wake of the NAR antitrust settlement.
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Andrew your show is like Jimmie Walker would say "Dy-no-mite". Not only am I being instructed but I'm also being entertained. You bring an abundance of energy, humor and quirkiness to the real estate platform. You definitely make learning fun and exciting. Keep up the outstanding work. Richard De La Cruz, Queens, NY