The State Bar of California
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Oct 30, 2026
Ryan BurrowHOST
All right.
Ryan BurrowHOST
I should have put money on Kelshi on this one, although who didn't see this coming, Tina? Bipartisan ethics experts want the California State Bar and Attorney General to investigate Katie Zakaria for unauthorized practice of law.
Ryan BurrowHOST
Who didn't see this coming? Remember her? She spent about 10 minutes as the White House press secretary.
Tina MartiniHOST
Yeah, Ryan.
Tina MartiniHOST
I mean, there's been a lot of stuff that's been in the press about Katie Zakaria.
Tina MartiniHOST
The highlights are what you just said.
Tina MartiniHOST
The complaint was filed with the California State Bar.
Tina MartiniHOST
saying that Katie, who was in her role as the White House press secretary for five days, improperly represented herself as a lawyer despite reportedly not being licensed to practice law in any US jurisdiction.
Shelley KaufmanGUEST
I'll tell you right now, because I communicate by email with counsel all the time for settlement conferences and other things.
Shelley KaufmanGUEST
And I'm forever going on the California State Bar website to get the email because many of you don't put your email on your pleadings.
Shelley KaufmanGUEST
So for this process, I think it's an important practice to make sure that email is available for the fastest receipt of information.
Ferdous DohertyGUEST
Exactly.
Michael FalatiHOST
And now I'm delighted to introduce our speaker for today, John Ajayi.
Michael FalatiHOST
John is a certified specialist in workers' compensation with the State Bar of California and the founder of Ajayi Law Group.
Michael FalatiHOST
with nearly two decades of experience across every asset of California workers' compensation law, from file clerk and hearing representative to litigator and firm founder.
Michael FalatiHOST
Mr. Ajayi is a dedicated advocate for employers, insurance companies, and third-party administrators.
John LaBarreGUEST
Like, Make sure you've got the right protections in place, right? But it doesn't have a definition of what a publicly available AI system was.
John LaBarreGUEST
So we very politely pointed that out and said, by the way, the California Bar Association just came up with a definition that we think is perfectly fine.
John LaBarreGUEST
Maybe use that definition in the bill.
John LaBarreGUEST
And that's how the bill passed ultimately, right? And so, again, I thought it was a perfectly good definition.
Jared TetreauHOST
Later became a prolific author.
Jared TetreauHOST
And Laura DeForest Gordon, she became only the second woman ever to be admitted to the California Bar.
Jared TetreauHOST
She was a practicing attorney.
Jared TetreauHOST
So, yeah.
Charles GallaerGUEST
In this particular case, and I had the pleasure of working on, I was second chair on this case with my partner, Victor Danhai.
Charles GallaerGUEST
That's what got me into California and got me interested in sitting for the California Bar, which I'm licensed there now.
Charles GallaerGUEST
you had a party on the other side who didn't have any, you know, he'd been a dealer for many years, but he'd never sold a dealership before, right? So he'd sold cars, but he'd never sold a dealership.
Charles GallaerGUEST
So he didn't know what was, you know, the appropriate terms to have in the buy-sell, the different clauses to have.
Michelle RotellaHOST
Welcome to Probate Made Clear with Renee Spieckermann, founder and principal attorney at RLS Law Corporation.
Michelle RotellaHOST
Renee is a California State Bar Certified Specialist in estate planning, trust and probate law with an LLM in taxation.
Michelle RotellaHOST
She helps families, executors, administrators and beneficiaries understand what probate requires and what to expect at each stage of the process.
Michelle RotellaHOST
I'm Michelle Rotella and today we're looking at the stages that control the probate timeline and the issues that can keep an estate open longer than expected.
Matt ClarkGUEST
You should come invest with me, right? And then the lawyer either steals the money or doesn't know what they're talking about, and the client loses the money.
Matt ClarkGUEST
And so we are barred under the rules of the State Bar of California from dispensing financial advice to our clients.
Matt ClarkGUEST
And so I know I will tell you anecdotally, we do see, frankly, too many instances in my 25-year career where people have gotten significant sums of money and it lasted for about a week, right? I mean, it's sort of akin to like lottery winners and you look at their ability to plan with whatever their winnings may have been.
Matt ClarkGUEST
And I don't know what the stat is, but it's something you guys may know.
Will HaynesHOST
And we have a deadline now.
Will HaynesHOST
The Supreme Court just granted the State Bar of California an extension because they at first said, we're not even going to respond to your assert petition.
Will HaynesHOST
Now they have until December 16th to respond.
Will HaynesHOST
And then we will reply later in December.
Margarita PopovaHOST
And she was the first woman to give the first suffrage speech in San Francisco.
Margarita PopovaHOST
And she co-founded the California Woman Suffrage Society and became one of the first women to be admitted to the California Bar in 1879.
Margarita PopovaHOST
Thank you for being a trailblazer, Laura.
Margarita PopovaHOST
What emerges for me is that, well, one, there is a connection that Victorians made with sort of femininity or, you know, the idea of femininity as it exists in this cultural consciousness and mediumship, because basically it requires you to become a vessel for someone else's voice.
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