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#11 - 3M Bair Hugger Warming Blanket Lawsuit
In this episode: Sarah and Ben cover a lot of ground on the current 3M Bair Hugger Surgical Warming Blanket lawsuit. In a new short segment for crypto enthusiasts, Ben covers the Monkey Business NFT collection which drops this week on the Solana blockchain. He also talks about the FTX scandal, but focused mainly on the fact that Sam Bankman-Fried made shady donations to both sides of the political aisle through the company. They jump back on topic and cover new cases and updates to popular cases. You need to watch the whole show to get the scoop! Questions? Email us directly at podcast@showardlaw.com. Visit www.showardlaw.com/podcast to watch or listen to all previous episodes for FREE.
