Sep 11, 2026
What happens to professional expertise when AI can do the technical work faster, cheaper, and at scale? As wealthtech collides with a historic $124 trillion generational wealth transfer, the disruption reaches far beyond financial advisors. Host Jack Russo explores what happens when AI begins commoditizing the work that...
Sep 10, 2026
Can a sitting president be charged with perjury, or does the presidency itself put prosecution out of reach? In this episode of The Valley Current®, host Jack Russo examines a constitutional puzzle where the law appears clearer than the path to enforcing it. The Supreme Court says unofficial conduct receives no...
Sep 9, 2026
What if the Big Law partnership track isn’t a ladder at all, but a tournament where the rules can change mid-game? Host Jack Russo examines a 2026 lawsuit alleging that attorney Matthew Cali’s path to partnership unraveled after he survived a “widow-maker” heart attack. From punishing billable-hour demands and...
Sep 8, 2026
Florida doesn’t just discourage frivolous pro se filings. It has found a way to make some litigants pay with something far more valuable than money. Host Jack Russo examines Florida’s unusually aggressive approach to filing abuse, where vexatious litigant restrictions, prefiling orders, and other procedural...
Sep 4, 2026
New York has no statewide vexatious-litigant blacklist, yet it processes millions of cases while confronting everything from panicked tenants to determined serial filers. How does the system keep its doors open without letting abuse consume the courts? Host Jack Russo examines New York’s distinctly flexible answer:...