Allegedly Golden
Allegedly Golden is a podcast that breaks down high-profile civil lawsuits through the lens of a seasoned civil litigator with 25 years of experience. Instead of headlines, hot takes, or breaking news, this show focuses on what the legal documents actually say, how the civil justice system really works, and why media coverage so often gets it wrong. From celebrity defamation cases to corporate battles and civil rights lawsuits, Allegedly Golden helps you understand strategy, power, and the gray areas of the law without dumbing it down and without pretending the drama isn’t part of the appeal. If you want deeper dives, bonus episodes, and some very honest work-and-life talk, come hang out with me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/notactuallygolden/membership
Allegedly Golden
Welcome to Allegedly Golden: Civil Law, Pop Culture, and the Truth Behind the Headlines
Welcome to the very first episode of Allegedly Golden-the podcast where civil law, pop culture, and high-stakes drama collide.
In this inaugural episode, I’m sharing why this podcast exists, who it’s for, and why the civil side of the legal system deserves far more attention than it gets. With 25 years of experience in civil litigation, I pull back the curtain on how lawsuits actually work, why headlines often mislead, and how powerful people and institutions use the civil system behind the scenes.
This show isn’t about hot takes or breaking news. It’s about reading the actual legal documents, understanding strategy, and learning how to think critically about what you’re being told…especially when the media gets it wrong.
Tune in to hear:
- Why civil law is fundamentally different from criminal law and why that matters
- How media coverage often distorts civil lawsuits to sell a narrative
- Why strategy, timing, and procedure matter more than “winning” a single motion
- What people misunderstand about discrimination, sexual harassment, and retaliation law
- Why civil cases unfold publicly and slowly…right in front of us!
- How lawyers think, why they make certain choices, and what ethics actually require
- The difference between evidence in criminal cases vs. civil cases
- Why the law is far more gray than most people realize
- What kinds of high-profile civil cases this podcast will follow
Want to go deeper?
If you want deeper dives, bonus episodes, and some very honest work-and-life talk, come hang out with me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/cw/notactuallygolden/membership
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