Dodgeball (2004): Spy Cameras, Defamation & No Waivers

<p>If you can dodge a wrench, can you dodge a lawsuit?</p><p>In this episode of the Let&#39;s Ruin It Podcast, three New Jersey attorneys put Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story (2004) on trial, and Average Joe&#39;s versus Globo Gym turns out to be a legal dumpster fire. From illegal wiretapping through a camera hidden in White Goodman&#39;s cardboard cutout, to defamation per se, sexual harassment and retaliation against Kate, predatory antitrust buyouts, a high schooler gambling in Vegas with no waivers in sight, and a wrongful death by falling casino sign, we dig into every crime this comedy classic gets away with.</p><p>Smart, irreverent, and legally nit-picky, we break down why this movie treats the law like something to duck, dip, dive, and dodge.</p><p>Hosted by Jenny (@birzlaw), Liz (@lizcalandrillo), and Diana (@mrsladydiana). </p><p>ollow us on Instagram @letsruinitpodcast and subscribe wherever you listen.</p><p>For entertainment only; not legal advice.</p>