
Discussing changes in the law and legal decisions that affect public agencies.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentEducation | |||

In this episode, host Michelle Cannon engages with Lozano Smith Litigation Practice Group Co-Chair Sloan Simmons and Student Practice Group Co-Chair Kyle Raney to discuss the current state of the law in California under Mirabelli v. Bonta and Mahmoud... more
Public employees and officials have the right to participate in political activity, but important restrictions apply when personal advocacy intersects with public employment and agency resources. In this episode, host Michelle Cannon connects with Lo... more
California’s SB 848 introduces significant new requirements for educational agencies related to ensuring the safety of students. In this episode, host Michelle Cannon connects with Lozano Smith attorneys Carolyn Gemma and Brianna Ramos to discuss the... more
California’s AB 126 introduces significant changes to charter school oversight and authorizer responsibilities. In this episode, host Sloan Simmons connects with Lozano Smith’s Charter Practice Group Co-Chairs, Ed Sklar and Erin Hamor, to discuss the... more
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This show centers on changes in law and policy affecting public agencies, with a heavy emphasis on education law, governance, Title IX, and public records. Episodes frequently feature senior practitioners from a prominent education and government-focused firm, unpacking complex statutes, practical compliance steps, and the implications of landmark rulings for districts, charter schools, and local governments. A standout pattern is the blend of legal analysis with concrete operational guidance—covering topics from attendance and special education to investigations, privilege, and public records—making it particularly useful for district leaders, administrators, and counsel seeking actionable insights.
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