Engineering Counsel Podcast - Law for Software Engineers‪!‬ Michael Rice

Thanks for listening! There are three ways we're trying to combine law and software engineering conversations: this podcast, a daily(ish) email at engineeringcounsel.substack.com, and through in person meetups here in Los Angeles.

This recording is from our first conference call where a few folks joined in to talk about some interesting legal issues.

Hope you enjoy it!

Drop me a line if you like the podcast or would like me to cover something!


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I'm Michael Rice. I'm a California lawyer, and I host this podcast about legal issues for software engineers. Since I mention my practice in some episodes, it probably qualifies as attorney advertising in California, but I don't think it's going to sound much like an advertisement to you.

Software engineers! In today's episode we talk about:

1:54 - today's legal news for software engineers

5:20 - our legal topic of the day: a survey of intellectual property law

12:31 - our legal case of the day: a web developer defeats a $56k judgment!

Contact me for feedback at michael.rice@sidewalklegal.com or visit our website to get on the weekly email list at https://sidewalklegal.com.


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In this, our first episode, we go a little heavy on Apple -- both the WWDC and Apple v. Pepper --and California but it's a decent first attempt.

Since I'm a lawyer and I mention my practice in it, it probably qualifies as attorney advertising in California, but I don't think it's going to sound much like an advertisement to you.

Contact me for feedback at michael.rice@sidewalklegal.com or visit our website to get on the weekly email list at https://sidewalklegal.com.


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