Whether we are discussing workplace protections or constitutional rights, understanding the systems of governance is the first step toward civic empowerment.
On a recent episode of The Legal Lens, I was thrilled to welcome our first guest from the state of Florida: Nadine Smith, the President and CEO of Color Of Change. As a
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Labor Day 2026 Workplace Trends: The State of the (Labor) Union and the “New” Essential Worker
Labor Day has long been a time to recognize the foundational protections of the American workplace. However, as we examine Labor Day 2026 workplace trends, it is clear that the conversation has shifted. The industrial victories of the past are a prologue to the challenges and opportunities defining modern labor-employer relations.
The traditional image of
Deepfakes in the Workplace & AI Defamation
Generative AI tools and synthetic media represent an emerging trend in modern workplace communication and culture. When AI-fabricated audio or video, aka “deepfakes,” enters corporate environments, questions arise regarding professional reputations, workplace culture, and potential legal exposure. As synthetic tools become more accessible, organizations and workers alike are evaluating how traditional employment frameworks intersect with
Estate Planning as an Act of Love: A Conversation with Attorney Jehan Crump-Gibson
The legal parameters of generational wealth transfer are often viewed as a concern strictly for the ultra-wealthy, but the reality is that every individual with a bank account, a vehicle, or a home has an estate that requires structural protection. State laws and court systems intervene when families fail to establish formal legal directives, frequently
The People’s Lobby: Virginia Kase Solomón on the work of Common Cause, Redistricting and Protecting Voting Rights
American democracy is undergoing a profound structural shift as we navigate the political landscape of 2026. High-stakes redistricting battles and an unprecedented surge of influence leave many voters searching for clarity. This episode of The Legal Lens peels back the layers of this shift to reveal what is at stake.
This week, I welcomed Virginia
Twyla Carter on 150 Years of the Legal Aid Society of New York
This week on the Legal Lens show we welcomed Twyla Carter, Attorney-in-Chief and CEO of the Legal Aid Society of New York where she discusses the 150 year history of the organization and their efforts to create access to justice for all New Yorkers.
As described by Carter, the Legal Aid Society has spent over
April Verrett on SEIU’s Vision for a “More Just Society,” the Power of Labor Unions, and Making History as the First Black President of SEIU
As we honor the leaders who are rewriting the script for the American workforce, I am thrilled to welcome a true visionary to the Legal Lens Podcast. April Verrett is the President of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), an organization representing over 2 million workers across North America. In 2024, April made history
AI-Driven Hiring Bias: The Next Frontier of EEOC Enforcement
The integration of artificial intelligence into the recruitment process was originally hailed as the ultimate solution for human subjectivity. By replacing gut feelings with data-driven precision, many organizations (in theory) could achieve a truly objective hiring process. As we move through 2026, that promise is arguably being replaced by a sobering reality: AI doesn’t eliminate
New Year’s Resolutions for Work: How Employers & Employees Can Start 2026 On the Right Foot
As the calendar turns to 2026, the tradition of setting New Year’s resolutions offers a unique opportunity for the corporate world. However, a healthy workplace ecosystem relies on a two-way street; it requires commitment from leadership and engagement from the workforce. After all, the modern workplace is a shared environment where legal compliance, culture, and
The History & Legacy of the National Bar Association: A Conversation with Attorney Ashley Upkins, President of the National Bar Association
The foundation of American democracy and the pursuit of justice are currently facing extraordinary challenges, demanding resolute leadership from our nation’s top legal advocates. It was truly an honor and a privilege to welcome a guest to The Legal Lens Podcast who embodies this resilience and commitment: Attorney Ashley Upkins, the current President of the