In Episode 4 of Zone of Risk, trial lawyers Joni Mosely and Spencer Charif enter new territory, breaking down Drake’s failed lawsuit over Kendrick’s diss track and play who they may be writing their own dis tracks for.

They dissect which U.S. states actually allow cousin marriage while recounting scary dating history.

Then they jump back to to Tyler Perry’s official legal response in his ongoing harassment case, and finally end with updates on the Klon vs Behringer guitar pedal lawsuit, a name battle involving Morgan & Morgan, and what happens when the EEOC shuts down due to government gridlock.

Equal parts law, pop culture, and totally (in)appropriate cousin talk.

CHAPTERS
00:00 – Cousin crushes & entering the Zone of Risk
00:46 – Drake vs. Universal Music: Defamation through diss tracks
03:00 – Can you say anything in a rap song legally?
05:15 – Joni & Spencer plan legal rap battles
07:00 – Cousin marriage laws in the U.S. (surprising states included)
10:00 – Genetic defects, the Habsburg jaw & royal inbreeding
13:00 – Joni’s cousin-date gone wrong + Volkswagen Rabbit drama
16:30 – Klon vs Behringer lawsuit update
20:00 – Behringer's edge-lord brand tactics and social media fans
22:30 – Morgan & Morgan name wars + Sokolov trade secret case
23:30 – Tyler Perry’s lawsuit response: “Profoundly disappointing”
26:00 – Government shutdown blocks legal actions
27:34 – Outro: London has fallen... into the Zone of Risk

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Joni Mosely – TheMoselyFirm.com
Spencer Charif – CharifLaw.com