Pop! Goes The Legal

On this episode of Pop Goes The Legal, Lee is joined by renowned former FBI Special Agent and the nation’s leading expert in art and cultural property crime, Robert Wittman to talk about the Louvre Heist that occurred on October 19, 2025. Robert breaks down the heist, what went according to plan and what didn't, as well as his best guess as to when the thieves will be caught. As a bonus, we get a fascinating look into the career of Robert himself, who recovered more than $300 million worth of stolen art and historical treasures, helped found the FBI’s Art Crime Team, and went undercover into secret art theft and smuggling rings across the globe.If you were captivated by the Louvre Heist (like we were) then this is the best episode to catch up on all the juicy details.If you'd like to reach out to Robert, or learn more about his story, you can visit https://www.robertwittmaninc.com/ or check out his books Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World’s Stolen Treasures and The Devil’s Diary: Alfred Rosenberg and the Stolen Secrets of the Third Reich.And as always, you can find out more about our firm at https://www.bfkplaw.com/.

On this episode of Pop! Goes The Legal (with a bit of a crossover with Objection! You're Fiction) Raquel and Zach sit down with Francisco Mundaca to talk about the hit docu-series Amy Bradley Is Missing. Francisco breaks down what happened during the cruise where Amy Bradley seemingly disappeared without a trace and what he might have done differently in those crucial early hours. The crew discusses the theories around what might have happened to Amy, whether that be kidnapping or falling off the boat.If you are a true crime junkie or if you binged this docu-series, this is the episode for you!For more from Francisco, visit his website at https://mundacalaw.com/.And for more from BFKP, visit our website at https://bfkplaw.com/.

On this episode of Pop! Goes The Legal, we are joined by Martin Flaherty, Professor of Law at Fordham Law School, Adjunct Professor of Law at Columbia Law School and Visiting Professor at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. Lee and Martin break down what happened with the suspension (and eventual reinstatement) of Jimmy Kimmel. Martin helps us understand the legality of such a move, on the part of the Trump Administration, FCC, ABC, Disney and the affiliates Sinclair and Nexstar. Martin also helps bus frame how the second amendment fits into this whole conversation.If you're interested in learning the law behind one of the most controversial stories of this year (which is saying a lot), then check out this episode!You can find more from Martin Flaherty by visiting his website here.And as always, you can find more from BFKP by visiting bfkplaw.com.

On this episode of Pop! Goes The Legal, Lee and Raquel chat with Mona Kosar Abdi, one of the few reporters allowed in the courtroom during the United States v. Sean “Diddy” Combs trial. Mona explains the scenes from the courtroom which ultimately led to Diddy’s acquittal on the most serious charges.Being so active on reporting this case on social media, Mona also discusses the larger pop culture impact that came from this trial and why we may not have seen the last of Diddy in the public sphere.If you were following this trial then this is the perfect opportunity to understand exactly what went down in that courtroom.You can follow Mona and her incredible reporting on TikTok here and Instagram here. You can reach out to the BFKP team at https://bfkplaw.com/.