Michael Dawson Joins In the Public Interest as Co-Host

Michael Dawson Joins In the Public Interest as Co-Host

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Michael Dawson, a partner in WilmerHale’s Securities and Financial Services Department, has joined Felicia Ellsworth, vice chair of the firm’s Litigation/Controversy Department, as co-host of the firm’s podcast, In the Public Interest. In each episode, Ellsworth and Dawson explore legal and policy challenges capturing attention across the globe.

“I am excited to join Felicia this season. We have some great episodes coming up on a range of issues, including this term's most impactful Supreme Court decisions.” said Dawson.

Now in its fourth season, In the Public Interest has covered pressing issues including policing reform, reproductive rights and cryptocurrency; featured conversations with WilmerHale Partners Preet Bharara, Brendan McGuire and Ambassador Robert Kimmitt; and broken down some of the most high-profile decisions to come out of the 2022-2023 Supreme Court term.

In the Public Interest is available at wilmerhale.com and on all podcast-streaming platforms. 

 

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