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Exploring Solutions to Monopoly Problems Following forty years of laissez-faire antitrust enforcement and industry consolidation, the White House is considering a fundamental rethink of how to interpret, enforce, and rewrite antitrust law, and many questions remain unanswered for the antitrust community. On the heels of federal and state litigation against Google and Facebook, is Amazon next? Will the new administration put big agriculture, big banks, and big pharma in its crosshairs? Will t ...
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Rise Up In Business is THE law and business podcast for small business owners. If you’re looking for interesting business and legal insights, information, tips, and tricks - without the dull legal jargon - this is the podcast for you. Tracey Mylecharane is a business lawyer and entrepreneur, bringing each episode to you in a clear, easy-to-understand way, in short and sharp episodes. You are sure to take nuggets of gold from each episode and implement them into your business straight away. T ...
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EconTalk: Russ Roberts, Library of Economics and Liberty

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EconTalk is an award-winning weekly talk show about economics in daily life. Featured guests include renowned economics professors, Nobel Prize winners, and exciting speakers on all kinds of topical matters related to economic thought. Topics include health care, business cycles, economic growth, free trade, education, finance, politics, sports, book reviews, parenting, and the curiosities of everyday decision-making. Russ Roberts, of the Library of Economics and Liberty and George Mason U., ...
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In today's episode, we're exploring one of the most complex and controversial issues in employment law: restraint of trade clauses in employment contracts. I'm diving into this because in the small business circles in which I operate, there's a lot of discussion around whether or not restraint clauses are valid and whether we can have them. It has …
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Every now and then on the podcast, we reach out to our community to ask what you would like to hear from us. In today's episode, I address a question from one of our long-time listeners: What are my favourite legal documents to design? Today I’m diving into one of the aspects of my work that truly sets my soul on fire—drafting client service agreem…
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I've noticed that I have the same recurring conversations and answer similar questions from my creative clients. So today I’m revealing the answers in one spot so you too can know the legal secrets that every creative entrepreneur must know. The Power of Tailored Client Service Agreements Your client service agreements, when customised for your uni…
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Co-director of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance and director of the Energy Democracy Initiative, John Farrell, discusses his recent report on the 100-year-old business model granting private exclusive power over the public resource of electricity. Learn about the abuses that come from allowing private monopoly power to control electricity, inc…
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This week's podcast episode is one I’ve been planning to record for a while, and it's finally time to share it with you. I've been working for some time on how to articulate in a really succinct and clear way how it is I do what I do when working with my clients, and how it is I create legal documents that work for small business owners. Now, if yo…
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Intellectual property (IP) is a term you often hear in the world of creative businesses. I've observed that many business owners have a general understanding of IP but they don’t necessarily comprehend how to protect it effectively. That’s what I’m going to shed light on today so that you can understand what intellectual property means for your cre…
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On this episode of Second Request, The Capitol Forum’s Teddy Downey speaks with CEO of REX, Jack Ryan, and RealClearMarkets Editor John Tamny about the recent settlement involving the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and its implications for the real estate industry and homeowners. Jack and John are the authors of a new book entitled Bringing…
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Hear the editors of the new book Antitrust Economics at a Time of Upheaval: Recent Competition Policy Cases on Two Continents discuss the recent resurgence and transformation in competition policy and economics in the US, the EU and the UK. Professors John Kwoka, Tommaso Valletti and Lawrence White talk to Capitol Forum Executive Editor Teddy Downe…
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Unfair contract terms is a phrase you may have heard, but understanding this concept as a small business owner is more pressing now than ever before. In the past, small businesses were exempt from certain regulations regarding contract fairness. However, as of November last year, this is no longer the case. New legislation has made it critical for …
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As an interior designer, you translate a client's dream space into reality. You meticulously curate elements, organise renovations, and breathe life into functional and beautiful environments. But amidst the mood boards and material selections, a crucial element often gets sidelined: the legal foundation that safeguards your creative vision and pro…
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One topic that has been coming up a lot lately with my interior design clients in particular is commission payments and referral fees. If you are considering a referral arrangement or perhaps you already have an affiliate relationship in place, there are certain considerations you need to keep in mind. Commission Payments vs. Referral Fees Commissi…
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As someone who has been practising law for quite some time, you can imagine I’ve gotten a lot of questions over the years like: “what's it like to be a lawyer? Is it like Suits, LA Law, The Good Wife?” Sadly, it’s not quite that sexy or entertaining - and really not that dramatic. That's not to say that we can't take inspiration and little nuggets …
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Listen in as Capitol Forum Executive Editor Teddy Downey interviews the authors of a recent paper entitled “The Re-Monopolization of the U.S. Sports Trading Card Industry.” Authors Marc Edelman, Nathaniel Grow and John Holden discuss the history of US sports trading cards leading up to sports retailer Fanatics’ consolidation of the $8B industry. Le…
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Did you know that the current small business failure rate is 36% above the average? It’s the worst it’s been in 11 years and the estimate is that ten thousand businesses will close down this financial year. It’s a concerning trend, and we cannot ignore this. I don’t want to scare anyone with this episode, I want to equip you with the knowledge to s…
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In business, unforeseen challenges can arise at any moment and in my years working in dispute resolution, most of what I saw in the courtroom could have been avoided. With never ending to-do lists, getting legal documents in order is a task that often gets buried under a pile of other demands. Unfortunately, this neglect leaves businesses completel…
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Hear senior policy analyst at Economic Liberties Shahid Naeem discuss his findings from a recent report on the proposed Capital One/Discover merger, which, if approved, would create the U.S.’s sixth-largest bank and No. 1 credit card issuer. Shahid evaluates the strength of Capital One’s “merge-to-compete” defense in an increasingly challenging enf…
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On the latest episode of The Capitol Forum’s Second Request podcast, Executive Editor Teddy Downey speaks with one of the world’s best known and most respected antitrust/competition enforcers, Bill Baer. As the only person to have led antitrust enforcement at both U.S. antitrust agencies, Bill offers unique insight into how antitrust enforcement ha…
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On this episode of Second Request, renowned antitrust expert Cristina Caffarra talks to Executive Editor of The Capitol Forum, Teddy Downey, about how the major shift underway in US antitrust is propagating across the globe. Listen to the podcast to learn what implications the shift has for antitrust, trade and industrial policy across the US, Euro…
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The process of engaging a business lawyer can feel a little daunting for business owners. You don’t know what you don’t know and it can be difficult to know where to start. How do you know if someone is the right fit for you and your business? Your relationship with your business lawyer is a significant one for the health of your business so this i…
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Today’s episode is very special for me, as we’ve just celebrated our 5 year business birthday! It's been a wild ride, but one of the absolute best things I've ever done. As I’ve been reflecting on all that I’ve learned so far, I thought I would share the 5 key lessons I’ve learned with you, so you have the best chance at success in your own busines…
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In the last two episodes, we've been talking about risk in business: what it is and how to reduce it. So this week we are recasting a previous episode where I talk about 5 red flags to look out for in business. This was a popular episode and certainly worth a revisit. I'm sure you will get a lot of value out of this one. ---------------------------…
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On this episode of Second Request, The Capitol Forum’s Teddy Downey speaks with former FTC deputy director and DOJ trial attorney, John Newman, about the current antitrust landscape in the US. Currently a Professor of Law at Miami University, John is an expert on antitrust and competition law, with a primary focus on the economics and regulation of…
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Experienced election analyst Michael Podhorzer talks to Executive Editor of The Capitol Forum, Teddy Downey, about the 2024 presidential election. Listen to the podcast to learn more about what polling and historical voting patterns can and can’t tell us about prospective outcomes. They also discuss the roles and responsibilities of the press durin…
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404 Media co-founder and journalist Joseph Cox discusses his latest investigation into how hackers and fraudsters are illegally accessing sensitive drug ordering tools and then advertising some of the most tightly controlled drugs in the country, including fentanyl. Communicating directly with the hackers and fraudsters themselves, Joseph was able …
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There are a lot of risks in business. It’s not just in your finances, but your operations, strategy, compliance, and reputation too! It can be overwhelming, but we aren’t powerless. In the last episode, I talked about what risk is in business. Today I want to share the process I take clients through when we’re putting strategies in place to reduce …
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Risk is inherent in any business but there are more considerations to take into account than just the financial side of things. Risk in business encompasses various aspects, including your finances, operations, strategy, compliance and your reputation. Truth be told, running a business is not for the faint-hearted. It requires resilience, strategic…
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Running a business can be overwhelming. With a never-ending to-do list and the need to wear multiple hats, it's easy to feel stretched thin. I understand these challenges, which is why I want to share four ways I work with clients to streamline their processes, alleviate stress, and save them time and money. Let’s dive in! 1. Your Client Service Ag…
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If you’ve been around here for a while, you’ll have heard me talk a lot about how crucial it is to have your legals property sorted. But what actually are they, and how do you set them up? Today, I’m taking you back to the foundations and explaining the core trio of legal documents you need to have in place. While every business should have them, t…
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magine this scenario, a new client reaches out to you. They want a brand upgrade, including a new logo, colors, website, and copy. Excited about the opportunity, you dive into the project headfirst, only to realise later that their messaging and tone need work. Misaligned expectations and frustrations start to build up, leading to unpaid invoices a…
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If used right, your legals can be the most powerful tool in your business but people still overlook them. All too often I hear people say they've been putting it off, waiting to see how their business goes. But here's the thing: your legal documents need to come to the top of your list right now because they can change the trajectory of your busine…
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Today, I'm going to share with you two simple changes that can make a significant impact on your business's profit. These changes are easy to implement and I’ve seen them work time and time again. My first tip for increasing your profit is to ensure you’re reading and understanding your legal documents. This includes your client service agreements,…
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When it comes to making more money in your business, you would likely think about how an accountant or bookkeeper might be of help. Or perhaps you might think about engaging a business coach to help you set up the infrastructure in your business which would bring in more cashflow. What doesn't often come to mind though, is how your business lawyer …
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On this episode of Second Request, Executive Editor of The Capitol Forum, Teddy Downey, speaks to former Deputy Director for the National Economic Council Bharat Ramamurti about the White House’s approach to improving competition across all sectors of the economy. During his time on the National Economic Council, Bharat played a key role in develop…
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It is my passion to share with you important information on all things legal, so that you can set yourself up for success in business. In this episode, I’m talking about a topic that I believe is crucial for business owners to have an understanding around: properly tailored legal documents. The biggest mistake I see business owners make is either n…
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If you've been listening for a while, you'll know that I have founded my business on an ethos of empowerment, which is underpinned by doing law differently. This is something I talk about and put into practice every day when working with my clients. Today I want to share the powerful personal foundations that I’ve built my business on which allow m…
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Today, I want to talk about a topic that is on the minds of many business owners during this time of year: growth. As we assess our metrics and year-end goals, it's important to adopt the right mindset to build a thriving business. In this episode, I'll share with you three mindset shifts that played a pivotal role in my journey to building a multi…
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As a firm believer in the power of preparation, I have always lived by the mantra, "There's no substitute for preparation." This belief isn’t just for my business; it extends to all facets of my life. Preparation and planning are the keys to success and protecting what we build. So let's explore my exact process for planning and setting ourselves u…
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As a business owner and a business lawyer who supports many small businesses, I spend a lot of time planning and considering shifts and movements in the business world. So in this episode, I want to share with you the five business trends I'm predicting for 2024. Firstly, I've noticed a growing trend in consumers becoming more educated and aware of…
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On this episode of Second Request, executive director of Clean Virginia, Brennan Gilmore, discusses the biggest successes and challenges Clean Virginia has experienced working to advance clean government and clean energy. Listen to the podcast to learn about the history of Virginia’s monopoly utility regulation and the influence Dominion Energy, Vi…
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In today's episode, I want to take this opportunity to share some profound lessons I have learned throughout this year. These lessons have shaped my journey, impacted my business, and transformed my perspective. I hope that by sharing them with you, they will resonate and inspire you to close out the year strong and set yourself up for success in t…
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I recently reached out on social media and asked for your most pressing questions about business law and today, I’m sharing the answers with you. A lot of these questions are ones that I get asked all the time, so I know this episode is going to be helpful for you, no matter where you’re at in your business journey. One of the most common questions…
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The end of the year is a time of celebration and joy, but as a business owner, it's important to remember that your legal responsibilities don't take a holiday. One aspect that requires careful consideration is the end of year Christmas party. In today’s episode, I'll provide you with some tips and tricks to ensure a safe and enjoyable event for ev…
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Jack Ryan, cofounder and CEO of the real estate brokerage REX, and Darren McCarty, lead lawyer in the current antitrust litigation for REX, discuss the recent litigation against the National Association of Realtors and what it means for the future of residential real estate.
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Legal expert Seth Bloom delves into the Google antitrust trial, amidst the current legal landscape, tech trends, and evolving regulatory environment. Analyzing the trial's dynamics, he and host Teddy Downey explore the role of Judge Mehta, potential outcomes, and the broader implications for the tech industry. The conversation extends to AI, cloud …
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Kevin Erickson, director of the Future of Music Coalition, discusses the DOJ and State AGs’ monopolization investigations into Live Nation and how anticompetitive conduct in the industry hurts musicians and fans. Kevin and host Teddy Downey lay out what regulators, enforcers, and policymakers can do to encourage competition, diversity of practice, …
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Dr. Michael J. Birrer, an expert in oncology, discusses the complexities of generic oncology drug shortages, exploring the root causes and potential solutions to this recurring problem. Dr. Birrer shares his perspectives on the impact of reimbursement policies, the role of government intervention, and the need for a more streamlined FDA process. Th…
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There have been some big changes this month to do with the rules that govern your contracts in business. And I know - listening to facts about Australian Consumer Law can be dry. However, staying up to date with this is crucial to ensure your business avoids the risk of any legal pitfalls. In this episode, I talk you through the recent amendments t…
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Today, I'm joined by my dear friend and incredible business strategist, Michelle Broadbent to share a conversation about the value of community for entrepreneurs. The life of a business owner can be lonely, but you certainly don’t have to do it alone. I see a lot of women craving face-to-face connection these days, but others like me are happy work…
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There’s a common misconception that having a logo and a website equates to having a personal brand. However, these elements are only a small part of a much larger and important concept. Today, I’m joined by the incredible Tory Archbold to talk about what a personal brand really comprises and how to build an extraordinary one. With a strong backgrou…
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