Bilzerian v. TMZ
Anti-SLAPP Law MARC J. RANDAZZA Attorney ALEX J. SHEPARD Attorney RONALD D. GREEN Attorney Dan Bilzerian sued TMZ for reporting on a lawsuit that he filed. We got the case
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Anti-SLAPP Law MARC J. RANDAZZA Attorney ALEX J. SHEPARD Attorney RONALD D. GREEN Attorney Dan Bilzerian sued TMZ for reporting on a lawsuit that he filed. We got the case
Michael Wildey provides a public service. He listens to his police scanner, and when there is an incident in his hometown of Chester, New Jersey, he heads out to the scene to photograph the surroundings and record the police response. He knows to stay out of the way, and takes photos from a distance.
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Our client, William Deans, was gathering signatures for a state ballot initiative in Las Vegas, Nevada shortly before the 2016 election.
Jonathan Monsarrat sued Encyclopedia Dramatica (a website resembling Wikipedia), claiming that the platform committed copyright infringement
Alan R. Levy and Lisa S. Vandever—politically active residents of Rahway, New Jersey—are appealing a lower-court ruling allowing a retaliatory lawsuit to proceed against them despite New Jersey’s recently enacted Anti-SLAPP statute, the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act (UPEPA).
In this case, Randazza Legal Group attorneys Marc Randazza, Ron Green, and Alex Shepard were retained to defend the famous Hodge Twins.
This is a revenge porn case. Nicholas Gilroy was dating a girl, collected nudes of her, and then distributed them under the screen names “Sorelekto” and “Soreleckto”.
This case involves a sexual abuse case against Nathan Chasing Horse (an actor who was in the movie Dances With Wolves) in Las Vegas.
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In this case, Marc Randazza was tapped to be a “lawyer’s lawyer” on a free speech issue. In the underlying case Plaintiff Zohra Khorashi posted regularly in favor of the Palestinian cause on social media.