Radio Interview on Filial Responsibility Laws in the U.S. (by South Korea)

Following up on my post last week about the surge of interest in filial responsibility laws in South Korea, including the alternative concept, “filial duty contracts,” recently I was interviewed as part of a English-language radio news broadcast in South Korea.  The host asked for a comparative, international perspective. I thought the host’s reaction to hearing about U.S. cases was interesting — suggesting that lawyers (or perhaps law professors) aren’t sufficiently tuned into the family emotions involved in the topic!   Here’s the podcast (about 10 minutes) from the live radio program.