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Episode 35 of Wine by the Case uncorks a dark Florida Man case where kink, consent, mental health, and homicide collide. Alexis and Chris break down whether “she asked me to do it” is ever a defense, how states treat assisted suicide, and where consensual BDSM becomes a crime.

Explore the legal fallout of DIY conception, gray-market sperm, and home-insemination kits in Episode 34 of Wine by the Case. Learn how Florida courts define donors vs. legal parents, why documentation matters, and how consent and custody collide outside clinic settings. Featuring Heartbreaker Red from Farmer’s Daughter Vineyards.

Episode 33 of Wine by the Case uncorks the truth behind Medicare clawbacks, Social Security repayment demands, and how ex post facto principles impact seniors and healthcare providers. Learn why 97-year-olds are being billed decades later and how billing errors trigger costly audits. Watch now for real cases and clear insights.

In Episode 32 of Wine by the Case, Alexis and Chris uncork the latest revelations from the newly released Epstein files and the fresh wave of royal fallout now dominating global headlines. From what the documents actually confirm to where Prince Andrew and Fergie stand as scrutiny intensifies, this episode blends sharp legal insight, media analysis, and a splash of La Marca Prosecco for a no-nonsense look at power, privilege, and the stories the palace wishes would go away.

A viral lawyer, racist remarks, and a bottle of The Arsonist Chardonnay. Wine by the Case uncorks where free speech ends & employment law begins.

Join Alexis and Chris on Wine by the Case as they dissect the daring Louvre jewelry heist, exploring art law, insurance, and intrigue—all while sipping a Monnalisa Sangiovese di Romagna Superiore DOC.

In Episode 29 of Wine by the Case, Alexis and Chris break down Florida’s new open carry law—what it means for citizens, businesses, and employers. Learn how it impacts liability, insurance, and workplace policies while enjoying a bold Cabernet and legal insight.

In Episode 28 of Wine by the Case, Alexis and Chris—joined by guest Stefani—debate whether sampling grapes at the grocery store counts as theft under Florida law. Tune in for laughs, legal insight, and a splash of Spanish vegan wine.

Florida’s open carry ban has been struck down in McDaniels v. State, making it legal to carry firearms in public. Learn what this ruling means for businesses, property owners, and customers — and how to stay compliant with new open carry regulations across Florida.

Every business owner eventually faces a nightmare review — from absurd complaints (“They wouldn’t serve me spaghetti at their frozen yogurt shop!”) to hateful rants or disgruntled ex-employees. The hard truth: most false reviews stay online unless they violate a platform’s Terms of Service. Understanding how Google, Yelp, Facebook, and others enforce their TOS is the key to protecting your reputation. Learn how to identify removable reviews, cite violations effectively, and craft responses that turn negativity into credibility. We’ll also explain why lawsuits almost never work — and what to do instead. With the right approach, you can safeguard your brand, maintain customer trust, and keep bad actors from defining your business online.

Florida’s minimum wage rises to $14.00 per hour starting Sept. 30, 2025. Tipped workers earn $10.98 plus tips. Learn what this means for employees.

In Ames, SCOTUS struck down the higher burden for majority groups in Title VII claims, reshaping workplace discrimination law nationwide.

6th Circuit ruling limits employer liability for third-party harassment—foreshadowing likely changes in the 11th Circuit soon.

Wine by the Case explores workplace speech, at-will vs. contract employment, and defamation after Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Wine by the Case uncorks the truth behind Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz,” exploring lawsuits, due process battles & environmental concerns.

The Supreme Court’s Ames ruling ends the extra burden on majority-group plaintiffs in Title VII discrimination cases — big win, big implications.

Episode 22 of Wine by the Case uncorks the Donna Adelson trial, her guilty verdict, and the looming question of whether Wendi Adelson will face charges in the Dan Markel murder case.