Weekly Docket
Dive into the world of law with 'Weekly Docket,' hosted by Silberman Law Firm's Phil Silberman. Get the latest on landmark cases, practical law, and a unique perspective on the legal landscape. Join us for a weekly exploration of law like you've never heard it before.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 32 minutes
- Episodes
- 86
- Years Active
- 2024 - 2025
HOA Woes, Deeds to Avoid Taxes, Due on Sale, Headhunters for Lawyers
In Episode 46 of the Weekly Docket, Phil Silberman and co-host Austin Black tackle a packed agenda. From HOA disputes involving unapproved patios and steep fines to questions about Transfer on Death …
Men Don Bear Costume in Insurance Fraud Scheme, Smollett Conviction Overturned & Mobile Home Tips
In Episode 45, Phil and Austin unravel "Operation Bear Claw," an outrageous insurance fraud involving staged bear attacks and luxury cars. Then, we dive into the Illinois Supreme Court’s decision to …
Texas Legislative Preview, Title Searches, Real Estate Sales With Minors, & Drug Advertising Insights
In Episode 44 of the Weekly Docket, we dive into the key bills to watch in the upcoming Texas legislative session, including debates on school vouchers, property tax relief, and controversial measure…
What Happens To Trump's Criminal Cases Now? Kamala's Bar Results, Will Joe Pardon Hunter?
In this special episode of "The Weekly Docket," Phil Silberman and Austin Black break down the legal questions surrounding recent political developments. They explore what lies ahead for Donald Trump…
SCOTUS Backs Voter Purge, Illegal Costumes, Trusts for Your Home and Responding to Lawsuits
In this Halloween edition of the Weekly Docket, Phil Silberman and Austin Black discuss a Supreme Court ruling upholding Virginia’s voter purge, Alabama’s unusual ban on clergy costumes, and why Texa…
How to Get Rich, What's Probate, Arbitration vs. Mediation, Is Buying a Home a Good Investment?
In this special Q&A episode, Phil Silberman and Austin Black tackle both legal and personal questions that we all face. From decoding the mystery of wealth-building and the realities of buying a home…
Can You Keep a House Built on Your Lot? The FTC Click to Cancel Rule, Spousal Privilege & Ken Paxton Loses Some Power
In Episode 40 of the Weekly Docket, hosts Phil Silberman and Austin Black cover the latest legal news and answer listener questions. The FTC's new rule makes canceling subscriptions simpler, but why …
Fort Worth Game Room Ban, Giant Skeleton Disputes, Deeds Between Spouses and Texas Property Tax Rants
In this episode, we dive into Fort Worth's recent ban on game rooms and the ongoing legal debate over eight-liner machines. We also discuss the battle over giant skeleton decorations facing HOA restr…
New Texas Business Courts, Seller’s Disclosure Exceptions, TX Parents Hosting Homecoming Ragers
In Episode 38 of the Weekly Docket, Phil Silberman and co-host Austin Black discuss Texas' failed lawsuit against the Biden administration's green card rule, a massive bologna seizure at the Texas bo…
Large Landlord Pays $48M Fine, NYC Mayor Indicted, & Suing Movers: What You Need to Know
In Episode 37 of the Weekly Docket, we cover the $48 million fine against one of the nation's largest landlords for alleged deceptive practices and the shocking indictment of NYC Mayor Eric Adams for…
P Diddy Indicted, Texas’ Phone Ban in Schools, Ground Leases Explained, Rescuing Animals from Hot Cars and Parental Liability Debate
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 36 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they break down the federal charges against Sean 'Diddy' Combs for sex trafficking and racketeering, sparking major legal …
Legal Advice For the $800 MM Lotto Winner, Law Gives Parents Control over Social Media, Anti-SLAPP, Multiple Wills at Death, and Crooked Industry Studies
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black for Episode 35 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they break down the legal complexities of managing an $800 million Mega Millions jackpot win in Texas, including staying …
Chase ATM Glitch Scandal, DOJ Tackles Rent Price Fixing, Texas Workers' Comp, Social Media Laws, and Hidden Sugars in American Foods
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 34 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they uncover the viral Chase Bank ATM glitch scandal that left users facing check fraud charges. Dive into the DOJ’s lawsu…
Shein vs. Temu, Telegram CEO Arrest, Meme Legalities, Emotional Support Animal Laws, and Healthcare Pricing Outrage
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 33 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they explore Shein’s intense legal battle against Temu over copyright infringement and trade secret theft. They’ll also di…
Non-Compete Ruling Halted, Elon Musk vs. Free Speech, Texas Landlord Laws, Short Sales, and Mask Ban Controversy
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 32 of the 'Weekly Docket' as they dive into the latest legal news and debates. This week, we discuss a federal judge’s ruling blocking the FTC’s attemp…
CrossFit Tragedy Highlights Liability Risks, Meta’s $1.4B Payout, Restraining Orders, Suing Doctors, and Uber’s Contractor Victory
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 31 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they discuss the tragic drowning of a CrossFit athlete during an event in Fort Worth, raising serious questions about liab…
Nike's Sues The Shoe Surgeon, Google's Search Monopoly, Self-Driving Car Laws, and Rising Cannabis Crackdown
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 30 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they dive into Nike's lawsuit against the renowned sneaker customizer, the Shoe Surgeon, for trademark infringement. Explo…
Bitcoin Mining Health Risks, TNT Sues NBA, Digital Estate Planning, and Venmo Ruining Friendships
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 29 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they dive into the health problems caused by Bitcoin mining in Texas and the legal implications under nuisance law. Expl…
College Athlete Sues For Wages, DOJ Reviews NAR Settlement, Sports Betting Limits for Winners, and Disability Lawsuit Exploitation
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 28 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they delve into the recent U.S. appeals court ruling that could redefine college athletes as employees, entitling them to …
Ammunition Vending Machines, Famous Presidential Assassinations, Fraudulent Deeds, and Racially Biased ATM Fees
Join Phil Silberman and Austin Black in Episode 27 of the ‘Weekly Docket’ as they discuss the installation of ammunition vending machines in Texas and other states, and examine the history of assassi…