Jason Ingber

Tehran is back and we learn the wildest bankruptcy tricks and loopholes from bankruptcy expert Zev Schechtman. 

Erik Syverson explains the Sandy Hook defamation case versus Alex Jones, and how the parents that are suing Alex will probably not recover any money.  He also provides some nuances to how defamation cases are fought and won and how he developed his philosophy on life.

Noah Feldman is a chaired Professor in Harvard Law School.  Noah has testified before Congress and has written over ten books including one devoted to James Madison. We discuss his response to recent antiSemitic remarks; the Yeshiva University gay club litigation; affirmative action mismatch in light of the upcoming Supreme Court rulings and how to tackle internal biases. 

Michael is a mentor of mine.  I'm either at his house or on a run with him once a month.  He teaches me about life through his lens of being a devoted family man and brewing hobbies.  We talk about how he has dealt with losing his eldest daughter Batya.  I was good friends with Batya.  She was introspective, kind, funny, interesting, smart and fun to be around.  We explore grief, religion, and how...

Dr. Fox is an MD specializing in brain and spine surgery for decades. He now has his own thriving practice and previously he was the Neurosurgery Chief at the University of California Davis Medical Center in Sacramento. During that time Dr. Fox worked with the UFC for consulting and treating. We discuss sports surgeries, why our backs crack, how to keep a healthy spine and what it's like operating...

Erik is a nationally recognized defamtion expert primarily practicing in Hollywood, Los Angeles defending and prosecuting claims for high net worth individuals.  Erik gives a raw unabashed take on the trial of the year. 

Ben Brafman is a renown criminal defense attorney that started his career as a prosecutor in Manhattan. He opened his own firm and defended people facing government prosectuion for over 45 years.

Are you masculine or feminine?  How do you define being a man or woman? 

Is app-based stock trading good? How does Robinhod manipulate the market? Why did Antonio Brown get fired?

Between security issues and lack of use crypto does not deliver on its decade long promises argues David Gerard an independent blockchain journalist.

I speak with one of SoCal's top personal injury trial attorneys, Jon Teller.  Did you know in most car accidents the maximum recovery is actually close to $15k-30k?  That's before you pay the doctor and lawyer on the case.  We talk about Jonny's war stories and debate if people actually need personal injury lawyers. 

I speak with Ari Nagel and his eldest son abut his 130 kids: why he does it; his legal problems and some moral considerations. 

We've come a long way. 200 years ago it was normal for someone to be hung or tortured to death as a punishment.  Fast forward to today in the U.S. where a revolutionary justice mechanism is blossiming to help people that in certain circumstances are sitting in prison for no reason.  Second Look legislation will allow people to have a rehearing regarding their sentence after 10 years or so. 

I won a dinner with Joel Bess. Joel used to be a palm reader. He loves life. His mood is beyond playful. "Fold a piece of paper twice," he tells me, "and I will give you a map to your dreams." I'm hooked.   "Write down where you are in your life on one side, and then write down where you want to be in your life in ten years from now on the other side.   Now, open up the paper...That blank part is...

Louis Ziskin is my friend's half-brother.   Louis is a convicted drug kingpin.  His ring was busted for the largest MDMA operation in U.S. history. This episode is chaotic.   I invited a woman to join us that I met in an open-mic at Venice Beach.   She lives off-the-grid. No phone. No internet footprint.  She brings out unique diamonds from Louis. He fights her on whether America is a beautiful co...

I speak with Rabbi Dunner about his journey from London to Los Angeles, becoming a Rabbi in Beverly Hills and pop culture.

Josh Denny is a huge comic on Twitter that had the #1 show on the food network with millions of viewers. They fired him over a tweet. He sued. Hear the story. Still reading? Be sure to subscribe to the podcast!

I talked about love with a security guard that was planted in a prison to gather information.

Bumdog lived in the alley by the street I grew up.  He has a unique perspective on fixing the homeless crisis in Los Angeles.

Raven Hernandez built a multi-million dollar rideshare app after graduating law school. She grew up in a Nashville ghetto. Her story is a masterclass on what it takes to win in start-up culture.

Alene Anello started a non-profit to sue abusive chicken farmers. Over 9 billion U.S. chickens are slaughtered in horrific conditions every year for human consumption. I ask Alene, why help chickens over humans? Who's funding you? What's your strategy? Alene inspired me with her answers. 

Gary Apfel helped secure over 20 pardons working with The Aleph Institute, helping return those people to their families and cutting their prison sentences early.

Available on my Jason Ingber Youtube channel. Michael was a public defender for over a decade.  He joined a firm that defends police officers accused of criminal misconduct.  Tehran (Georgetown law graduate) and I talk with him about his wins and opinion on the prosecution in the Kyle Rittenhouse case. 

Diego leads the largest free legal services provider non profit in Los Angeles.  He immigrated here from El Salvador and has an important perspective on legal challenges faced by many Angelenos.  This episode features my friend Oscar Armando.  

Mike Kibler was a partner with Simpson Thatcher before starting his own firm.  Mike represented royalty from the kingdom of Jordan and his 9/11 litigation stories from his time with Simpson is wild.