Featuring Guest Michael Niborksi, an experienced media, entertainment, and First Amendment lawyer and Partner at Pryor Cashman LLP in Los Angeles.
00:00 Introduction to Michael Naborski
01:49 Michael’s Legal Journey and Defamation Law
05:25 The Evolution of Michael’s Practice
09:12 Idea Submission Cases and Notable Lawsuits
17:19 Statute of Limitations in Copyright Cases
23:54 The Influence of Blues on Rock Music
25:16 Understanding First Amendment Practice
27:48 Exploring False Light and Defamation
30:21 Invasion of Privacy in Entertainment Law
31:31 The Soka Gakkai Defamation Case
38:48 Social Media and Defamation Law
43:34 Parody, First Amendment, and Legal Implications
45:44 Deep Fakes and Legal Challenges
46:39 Generative AI in Legal Practice
47:26 Pro Bono Work and Mentorship
49:07 The One Question Too Many
In this conversation, Michael Naborski, a partner at Pryor Cashman LLP, discusses his extensive experience in defamation law and media litigation. He shares insights into the evolution of defamation cases, the unique challenges of idea submission cases, and the intersection of First Amendment rights with media law. Michael also reflects on high-profile cases, the impact of social media on defamation, and the role of AI in legal practice. He emphasizes the importance of pro bono work and shares personal anecdotes from his career, providing valuable lessons for aspiring lawyers.
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