Episode

The Devil Wears Prada (2006): A Toxic Boss Who Never Broke the Law

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Let's Ruin It
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Apr 29, 2026
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Summary

Miranda Priestly runs her office like a dictator, but did she actually break any laws? In this episode, three New Jersey attorneys put The Devil Wears Prada (2006) on trial just days before the sequel drops. From hostile work environment claims under Title VII to overtime violations under the FLSA, we dig into whether Andy has any real legal standing or just a really bad boss. We also tackle the Harry Potter manuscript scene (definitely copyright infringement), the Nigel/James Holt betrayal (probably not estoppel), and whether Emily has a workers' comp claim after getting hit by a car mid-errand. Spoiler: Miranda knows exactly how far she can push the envelope without crossing the line, and honestly, we kind of respect it. Hosted by Jenny (@birzlaw), Liz (@lizcalandrillo), and Diana (@mrsladydiana). Follow us on Instagram @letsruinitpodcast. For entertainment purposes only, not legal advice.