Season Three Trailer

Season Three Trailer

Podcast In the Public Interest

We’re pleased to announce that the firm’s podcast, In the Public Interest, will return for a third season! Tune in to hear a preview of what to expect this season from our hosts, WilmerHale Partners John Walsh and Felicia Ellsworth.

Season Three will kick off with an episode featuring Elizabeth Chan, a full-time Christmas songwriter who recently prevailed in a trademark battle over Mariah Carey. Partner Louis Tompros will join Chan to speak with Ellsworth about the case and Tompros’s experience representing Chan before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Later this season, join Walsh and Ellsworth as they catch up with several high-profile WilmerHale alumni. They’ll also hear from other notable figures involved in some of the most important issues of the day, from the state of reproductive rights following the US Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization to the regulatory landscape of cannabis legalization.

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    Speakers: John Walsh and Felicia Ellsworth

    Walsh: Hi everyone, this is John Walsh, here to kick off season three of WilmerHale’s podcast In the Public Interest. I’m joined by my co-host Felicia Ellsworth.

    Ellsworth: Thanks John, so excited to be back for season three. We have a lot of really interesting episodes in the works. And we’ll be continuing to talk to people involved in some of the most important issues and cases of the day.

    Walsh: So here’s a preview of what our listeners can expect in the upcoming season. Our first episode will feature Elizabeth Chan, a full-time Christmas pop star who has dedicated her career to writing holiday music. Felicia will be speaking with Elizabeth and WilmerHale Partner Louis Tompros about Elizabeth’s recent trademark battle with Mariah Carey.

    Ellsworth: It’s a great episode, and we also have some really interesting episodes in the works on reproductive rights, cannabis legalization and some of the firm’s other interesting representations, as well as episodes featuring some of our high-profile WilmerHale alums. It’s going to be another great season.

    Walsh: Yeah, I couldn't agree more. Our third season is sure to be jam-packed with some interesting and unique perspectives on events and cases that are in the news. If you haven’t already, check out our episodes from seasons 1 and 2. Remember to subscribe to In the Public Interest wherever you get your podcasts and if you can, share us with a friend. We’ll be back soon with our first episode in season three.

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