About Joe Neuberger & Diana Davison, hosts of ‘Not on Record.’ 

Joseph A. Neuberger has been a high-power force on the Toronto legal scene for decades and has extensive trial experience in the areas of sexual and domestic assault cases, homicide, fraud, drug-related offences and impaired driving. Neuberger’s firm ‘Neuberger & Partners LLP’ specializes in criminal law and has been involved in numerous high-profile cases. 

While Neuberger and his firm have built a reputation for themselves based on their ability to win cases, Neuberger has also never shied away from using media for decades; TV and radio interviews to grow his firm’s presence as well. In this regard, Neuberger has been undeniably successful, and a household name in the Toronto area through this strategy of building his media, TV and radio presence, and indeed has a national presence and several of his most high profile cases have taken on a larger media scope.

In this context, Neuberger’s decision to break into the podcasting scene with The Possibly Correct Podcast Network’s ‘Not on Record’ makes perfect sense as a logical step. In the past he was unafraid to engage in other media environments, so why would he balk at podcasting? 

Neuberger co-hosts ‘Not on Record’ with Diana Davison, who is currently working researcher with Neuberger & Partners LLC, a proven social media influencer with a track record of nearly ten years with a focus on vloging/video content creation, and incredibly the host of another podcast in the PC network: ‘Untrue Crime.’ 

Davison hosts ‘Not on Record’ with criminal lawyer Joe Neuberger in a fireside chat-type setting, only ‘Not on Record’ is recorded in the basement of their Neuberger & Partners LLP firm, where Neuberger and Davison both work. 

Not on Record’ frequently delves into the issue of male discrimination in the current legal system, although the podcast discusses other ridiculous lengths that the social justice social paradigm we’re in currently has been stretched into. 

 

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