It's Thursday, April 17th.

Welcome to Market Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill joining me to wrap up Industry Week.

Assistant General Counsel here at the Motley Fool of Chris Harris.

Thanks for being here, man.

Hey, glad to be here.

It's nice to have a lawyer in the room just because I want to talk to him, not because I need him.

It's good.

I don't like it when you need me.

It's more fun to talk.

I don't want to give anyone the impression that I'm constantly going to you with legal issues, but I thought it would be interesting because it seems like every few weeks or so one of the things we touch on here in the studio has to do with the law in some way shape or form and I thought it would be interesting to maybe kick around a few different topic specifically with you.

So we'll talk about a case that is actually working its way through the courts right now here in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Something affecting the world of podcasting, which I just learned about,

and we'll also get into an area of law that you are particularly excited about.

But let's start with red flags in general,

legal red flags in general.

And I've said before that when Uncle Sam comes

knocking on your front door, it's not

to give you candy and flowers. And companies have to deal

with inquiries, investigations, whether it's the SEC, the Federal Trade Commission, the FDA.

So as investors, how do we separate what is, I don't want to say frivolous because I don't think

that Uncle Sam comes knocking on your door, at least I hope he doesn't, just

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