An Activist Law Firm
Philly Law Blog writer Jordan Rushie posted about how attorney Marc Randazza reminded him why he went to law school. The post states: There is no one else who litigates
Simple Justice writer Scott Greenfield writes about when he first met attorney Marc Randazza. Greenfield says: Over the years, I’ve come to admire Marc Randazza enormously, both for the effectiveness of
Corporate Tool writer Joshua King recalls when he asked attorney Marc Randazza to participate in an ABA panel. King writes: Despite being somewhat under the weather, Marc put on a
Nobody’s Business writer Maggie McNeill juxtaposes Rick Santorum and attorney Marc Randazza in her post about the First Amendment. McNeill says: But while one of these is a zealous opponent of
Commentator Michael Savage interviewed attorney Marc Randazza about Freedom of Speech. Listen here…
VegasInc announces that several copyrights formerly belonging to Righthaven, LLC will be auctioned off to pay off its legal debts. The article explains: Their purchase of the rights would ensure
The Augusta Chronicle quotes a recent CNN blog by attorney Marc Randazza in a column stating that political commentator Rush Limbaugh has a right to speak his mind, even if
Wired reports in its Threat Level column that U.S. District Court Judge Philip M. Pro ordered copyright troll Righthaven, LLC to forfeit its intellectual property rights to settle its debts.
Gather.com posts about the latest controversy involving comments made by political commentator Rush Limbaugh. The column cites attorney Marc Randazza’s recent opinion on the issue: Randazza adds, ‘There is no
The Worcester Telegram & Gazette features a column about Rush Limbaugh’s recent comments about a law student and First Amendment rights. The article quotes attorney Marc Randazza’s recent CNN column:
XBiz Newswire reports that adult entertainment attorney Marc Randazza defended political commentator Rush Limbaugh’s First Amendment right to comment about a law student who recently lobbied for government coverage of
VegasInc reports that Righthaven LLC was the subject of criticism after a U.S. District Court judge ordered that its copyrights be transferred to a receiver when it failed to show
